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Age: 53, Location: vienna,va
When were you at your weakest:
When my husband commited sucide, leaving us. 2 young children,one of which just experanced her best friend doing the same thing within the same year..My husband was 37 years old..My daughters best friend was just 15 years old...Being strong for my children was heartbreaking, while trying to heal my own broken heart at the same time..15 years later we r still 3, very close...Believe! Godspeed:)When were you at your strongest:
I believe I answered that question on the first question:)How are you feeling now:
Absoulutly fantastic! My children grew to be very strong Adults. Both have gone through life with a better understanding. I'm very proud of both of them. I've been succesful with concuring my own leaps and bounds!! Oh, and yes, my kids love michael..Moms been listening to him sence she first saw him on The Ed Sullivan show! Thank you for doing everything you have..we will help in any way we can..Godspeed..T.A.
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Age: 30, Location: Mumbai, India
When were you at your weakest:
When I was emotionally bereft, with no one to lean on. I was devastated.When were you at your strongest:
When I found joy in simple things, like dance.How are you feeling now:
At peace, rebuilding, rediscovering, just being. :)
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Age: 34, Location: New Zealand
When were you at your weakest:
In 2007/2008, I had alot of things happening in my life, all very stressful things. The biggest one of all was my scare (or I like to call an early brush with cancer). It took me right down to nothing, getting diagnosis was nearly impossible. Doctors didn't want to hear what I had to say, neither need many family, friends and in the end my own employer. I ended the 2007 year at the lowest point, my job was gone, family wouldn't return calls and I finally had a referral to a specialist. Early in 2008 they removed what was the very beginning of bowel cancer. I remember just sitting in the bath when I had returned from hospital and just crying. I quite literally cried my heart out. After the operation I spent alot of time wondering why me? And began making time for the things I enjoy, and not always trying to please others. I spent alot of time listening to my favourite music again, especially Michael Jackson. I would have loved to been able to tell him what strength I gained from hearing his voice, his sound, his masterpieces. He was, and still is the best healter I have ever known.When were you at your strongest:
It's kinda hard to pinpoint one time when I was at my strongest. I don't think people really know what that time was. I think I started to gain my strength back again mid 2008, I guess I had to. I had ongoing health issues (I still do), but I had a new job and something to prove. I proved (to myself and others) that I was good at my job, that I was good enough for admission into a professional body, and that I was good enough to be me.How are you feeling now:
Now, I am gaining strength. I am learning to stand strong and belong someplace - even if at times it is just a place for one. I am learning, abit slowly, that I need to love myself for who I am, and what I like or love is fine, no matter what others say. I have put in place a support ""net"" for myself, - even if it is just putting on a Michael Jackson CD at the end of the day. The negative comments I get about that is quite incredible, - I always think if he could have strength to get through the day, then so can I. I feel like I am on the right side of the ledger, so to speak.