Hello my Succulent Friends, it was my birthday yesterday and I got a bit busy. 😊😅 To make up for it, let me share with you this gorgeous beauty, the Echeveria “Emerald Ripple” and right this minute, as you are reading this, please, please be thankful for your existence ❤️🙏🌈 and ask yourself what it is that you would be doing if this day would be your last. Would you be more loving, more driven, or maybe more forgiving? ❤️
Let me share my stepson’s story of forgiveness, who at 34 is bravely battling Stage 4 Lung (never smoked) and Bone Cancer. He was told in February of this year that his biopsy was clear, and in October, his diagnosis jumped high up to Stage 4. Did he get angry at the doctor who missed the cancer site at biopsy? He didn’t. He said it will not change his condition, so it’s needless.
He would have had bigger chances with early detection, right? He is now bravely bargaining for more years, or maybe days. What would you do today if you know that today may be your last? Maybe tell your loved ones how much you love them? Or do that good endeavor that you have been putting off over what’s comfortable? Here’s one thing I would do. 🌈 I would say thank you so much to all of you for all your warm acceptance, your comments, your questions, and being there watching and listening to this YouTube Channel, Succulent Fame and the opportunity to bring inspirations. ❤️🌈🙏 Thank you so much again, from the bottom of my heart. - Sheila
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Hello my Succulent Friends, it was my birthday yesterday and I got a bit busy. 😊😅 To make up for it, let me share with you this gorgeous beauty, the Echeveria “Emerald Ripple” and right this minute, as you are reading this, please, please be thankful for your existence ❤️🙏🌈 and ask yourself what it is that you would be doing if this day would be your last. Would you be more loving, more driven, or maybe more forgiving? ❤️
Let me share my stepson’s story of forgiveness, who at 34 is bravely battling Stage 4 Lung (never smoked) and Bone Cancer. He was told in February of this year that his biopsy was clear, and in October, his diagnosis jumped high up to Stage 4. Did he get angry at the doctor who missed the cancer site at biopsy? He didn’t. He said it will not change his condition, so it’s needless.
He would have had bigger chances with early detection, right? He is now bravely bargaining for more years, or maybe days. What would you do today if you know that today may be your last? Maybe tell your loved ones how much you love them? Or do that good endeavor that you have been putting off over what’s comfortable? Here’s one thing I would do. 🌈 I would say thank you so much to all of you for all your warm acceptance, your comments, your questions, and being there watching and listening to this YouTube Channel, Succulent Fame and the opportunity to bring inspirations. ❤️🌈🙏 Thank you so much again, from the bottom of my heart. - Sheila
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