World Healing

by Tatyana
(Florida, USA)

Healing in the World is a beautiful thing. Loving people who will be there always for you. Dealing with abuse as a child. Hearing people talking about me. I don't listen to what they say. They are mad that I am a blessed child.

Whatever people say about you, don't listen to what they say, you are perfect the way you are. Love yourself for who you are. You are a blessing. God bless you.



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