You deserve so much more than you've been given. Those words on the two torn papers..so inspiring. Frame them. Put them up somewhere in your house. Each sentence is a prayer. ♡♡♡
I am so sorry you had such a difficult day. Your piece today communicated much more elegantly a phrase I tell myself on tough days, “Don’t let the bastards get you down.”
Sad in a way, but SO beautiful -- life is so hard...but you continue to inspire me every day. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you Elizabeth -- and your kids must know how lucky they are with a mom like you!
Your village is with you, just as you have been with us. Surrounding you and your family in light and love from afar. Thank you for sharing this story ❤️
Sending love and appreciation for all you share with us. I am sorry for what caused you such sadness today. But there is strength in carrying on, which is what you do. I have forgotten the name of the African-American woman who said this, but it’s fitting.. “We do this ‘til we free us” ( found her: Mariame Kaba wrote it.)
It's hard to pick ourselves up, over and over again, but we're here to help lift. Sending you so much love and light. May today and tomorrow be better.
I am so sorry you and your family have to deal with this painful challenge, but if anyone has the resolve to preserve, it is you, Elizabeth. Sending you much love and light for comfort and strength.
Thank you Elizabeth. I read this earlier and just came back to it. It's so real and so moving -- we're all experiencing different levels of loss -- in family and within the greater community too. Such a good reminder that we are stronger than we think we are (as you recently said in a video) and that we must go forward and not give up. Thank you again for your wisdom and encourgement
All love to you and the kids as you work through this. We. Never. Stop.
Beautifully written. Thank you for sharing your experiences and wisdom.
Thank you. Love surrounds you. Please stay strong
Along with so many others, I support you wholeheartedly and thank you. This message in particular resonated for me.❤️
Thank you for all of this. Thank you for refusing to be silenced. Thank you for your courage.
You deserve so much more than you've been given. Those words on the two torn papers..so inspiring. Frame them. Put them up somewhere in your house. Each sentence is a prayer. ♡♡♡
I am so sorry you had such a difficult day. Your piece today communicated much more elegantly a phrase I tell myself on tough days, “Don’t let the bastards get you down.”
Sad in a way, but SO beautiful -- life is so hard...but you continue to inspire me every day. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you Elizabeth -- and your kids must know how lucky they are with a mom like you!
We will not be silenced, EVER!
Your village is with you, just as you have been with us. Surrounding you and your family in light and love from afar. Thank you for sharing this story ❤️
Sending love and appreciation for all you share with us. I am sorry for what caused you such sadness today. But there is strength in carrying on, which is what you do. I have forgotten the name of the African-American woman who said this, but it’s fitting.. “We do this ‘til we free us” ( found her: Mariame Kaba wrote it.)
It's hard to pick ourselves up, over and over again, but we're here to help lift. Sending you so much love and light. May today and tomorrow be better.
“And still I rise.” Sending ❤️ and support.
I am so sorry you and your family have to deal with this painful challenge, but if anyone has the resolve to preserve, it is you, Elizabeth. Sending you much love and light for comfort and strength.
Thank you Elizabeth. I read this earlier and just came back to it. It's so real and so moving -- we're all experiencing different levels of loss -- in family and within the greater community too. Such a good reminder that we are stronger than we think we are (as you recently said in a video) and that we must go forward and not give up. Thank you again for your wisdom and encourgement