Sabi nila, ‘pag may ate ka, meron kang pangalawang nanay.

We would like to dedicate this episode to the ate’s (and kuya’s) who act as our second parents. You are indeed under-appreciated, and we apologize for that, but that doesn’t mean we don’t appreciate you.

Whether or not your ate or kuya is a breadwinner, tag them in this episode to show how much you appreciate their hard work, especially in handling stubborn younger siblings like us! We love you, ate/kuya!!!

If you feel like you aren't doing enough but in reality, you are already pouring out your heart, soul, and energy just to help your family, may this be a reminder that your sacrifices will be rewarded and your patience will be developed. Just hold on!

Photo by KYLO

I know we said that the episode with Moonyeong will be the last time you'll be told to stay home, but that's a prank. (Go check it out after listening to this, though!) We could never have enough COVID reminders these days.

In this episode, Carmela of Woman At Jesus' Feet tells us about her experience being in a COVID team and how it affected her and her family. May her experiences remind us to STAY AT HOME

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Woman At Jesus' Feet

https://www.facebook.com/CarmelaTadije

The Last Time You'll Be Told To Stay Home ft. Moonyeong

https://fb.watch/5tKGFCo2Ny/

While they are busy checking up on other people and attending to others' needs, we just want to check up on our frontliners, especially those in healthcare.

If you have essential worker friends, not limited to healthcare frontliners, message them and tell them you appreciate them for their hard work and sacrifices, and, baka naman, tag them so that they can listen to this episode!

The world may have stopped, but we don't have to. Even when things feel (and sometimes, ARE) worse than how life was last year, Stephanie shares with us how she handled challenges in order to excel.

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https://www.facebook.com/stepupwithsnj/

WE ARE PROUD OF YOU!

Yes, you! We are proud of you because you made it, even if this isn't what you originally planned and this isn't what you had in mind. But you have broken through barriers, you fought through, and now, God is blessing you with what you have worked for.

Congratulations, sis/bro! You made it!

In this episode, Hazel shares to us what a pandemic is like through her teacher lens, especially when it comes to her students and even her home.

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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/berryhealthy.ph/

Photo by: Ryoji Iwata

When life is going well and stable but it is on a plateau, people usually ask themselves this question: "Am I doing the right thing?"

On the other hand, people ask themselves, "What wrong thing am I doing?" or "What wrong thing have I done?" They ask these because they feel they haven't achieved enough, that should have achieved more.

But know that your hard work will be rewarded if you trust God by doing your best in all that you do.

Photo by: Ryoji Iwata

TW: death

In this episode, we talk about non-Covid Covid patients. These are people who are not Covid patients but are greatly (but negatively) affected because of the overwhelming Covid cases.

Share this to save a life because seconds and minutes matter to those who are fighting for their lives!

Important links:

https://doh.gov.ph/vaccines

https://www.facebook.com/onehospitalcommandcenter

https://www.who.int/.../novel.../covid-19-vaccines

Photo by: Kristina Tripkovic

TW: death

Losing someone in this pandemic, whether or not the cause of death is COVID-19, has been extremely difficult, mainly because of the burial protocols.

But, to you who feel like all hope is lost because of losing a family member or friend, we pray that God's comforting love surround you. May you and your family/friends receive the comfort and peace that you need in this troubling time.

NOTE: Due to the request of the guest's family, the name was changed to maintain confidentiality.