Are there any success stories?
One thing that I love to hear are success stories. It should'nt matter how big or small. A small one is like one step closer to something big and a big success shows that you never gave up on those small steps.
Shareing your stories gives others a boost of confidence and showing them to never give up. Nothing to boast about just to help others see a little light they have'nt seen yet. What are your success stories? What did it take for you to get there? Did you have to sacrifice anything?
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Thanks Danielle for raising the bar of motivation, by motivating me to do more motivating. I'll try to work with that.
Success means different things to different people. For me, it means still pushing forward despite many personal and health problems :)
That's a great question Danielle. What I've learned here at WA is that everyone's success story is unique to them. For me, it's stepping out of my comfort zone to try and help others much more.
There are loads of success stories on WA. On the main menu just click the "success" button and you will have plenty of inspiration!
As Amber says!..you have to click the Activity Dashboard button above the green certification button. Success button will be between the popular and the everyone buttons at the top bar of that window.
As Amber says!..you have to click on the Activity Dashboard button in black on your menue bar on the top left corner. The new window will open where you will find success button between popular and everyone buttons on the top cross bar.
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Hi Danielle. I am not a quitter at all. If there is one thing i have learned in my life, it is patience. I have a hearing impaired daughter and she is 10 now. We only discovered that she had progressive hearing loss when she was 15 moths old. At that point she was already 84% deaf, and Dr Wagenfeldt and Professor Loock, two world renowned ENT Specialists told us that, at that time she would be 100% deaf in two months. We just got her hearing aids, and then we got the bad news that the hearing aids would be useless after she got to the 100% mark.
Great Shock!! Our medical insurance wouldn't pay for the bilateral Cochlear Implants- The cost 500 000 bucks. We raised the money in 6 months. But the Road we walked with her after the bilateral Cochlear Implants, her vocabulary that was 3 years behind, etc. taught me never to give up. She only heard her first sound when they switched the Cochlears on in January 2010.
sometimes life is an uphill battle, that is why the oasis along the way is so necessary. Some of life's lessons can't be learned without the battles, sweat and tears. But we are overcomers.
i have faith in this WA opportunity, and that is enough reason to sacrifice and make it work.
have a great evening all
Wow. God bless you. I'm so sure that it is tough seeing your daughter go through that. I will pray for you and your daughter.
Life will always throw something our way, it seems to never fail lol. Which, it won't. Enjoy the moments!
I do have faith in WA too, i never really felt this positive about handing my money out to something like this. I don't feel bad about, so it must be good :)
Thanks Danielle. Great to hear from you. I tell you what, if it wasn't with God's help. i wouldn't have been here. My site provenbusinemotivation is really about God's way of setting goals, and achieving it. Carl Du Toit Center for hearing impaired children, is one of the greatest Centers for deaf children. They refuse to teach the children sign language. Their Motto is : "Do you know, deaf children can speak?" Maybe i will right a blog about that to encourage the people who have disabilities and sicknesses to make a success, in spite of!"
Me too my friend and That sounds great, I would be glad to read ityour blog and I'll look at your site :)
Thanks Danielle. Will keep you posted