Who Is Your Hero?
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Share A Hero Story NowYour Everyday Hero: Elizabeth G.
My grandmother, Elizabeth, is my hero. She has taught me to never give up on my dreams or myself and has always been there for me when times have been tough.
As my husband and I continue our journey to try once again to become parents, I am inspired and motivated by the dedication she had in this same process. My grandmother finally became a mother after five miscarriages. She inspires me and gives me hope each day.
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My hero is my father, he struggled so hard to make sure myself and my younger ones had the best education he could afford. When I look back now, I thank God for his life for making us go through school even to masters level.
Posted about 3 years ago by Laolu O. from Nigeria
My true hero is my grandmother. She starts to work when she was seven years old because they were poor, her mom sold flowers, she helped her mom everyday and she went to school at night.
Posted about 3 years ago by V. Laleska from
My true hero is my grandfather who live in Nica. My grandfather always told me to do what ever I wanted in my life. That's why my grandfather is my true hero.
Posted about 3 years ago by Nando from
I know how you feel about our grandmother...She struggled through her illnesses just waiting to see my mother again after 9 years.
Posted about 3 years ago by Kathy C. from Shafter, California