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I want to thank everyone for their support during my recovery from surgery. I had successful surgery in January, but cancer was found post-op. I am now undergoing chemotherapy. It's been a shock, but my family is supporting me. I'm focusing on healing and taking time with my children. We ask for privacy as I complete my treatment. I look forward to returning to work when I can. My thoughts are with others going through tough times. Thank you for your kindness and understanding.

I feel scared when I see the expression in your eyes. I want to say goodbye, but sometimes I want to fight. I need you now and I need you even more if you hold on.

March feels like a distant memory, but it's true, Mom always says that. It feels different though, and I don't feel strong or brave right now. But Mom reassures me that many people are scared and hurting just like me. She wants me to know that I'm not alone, and she promises that I'm not.

It's frustrating trying to make this new vaccine work. I understand the emotions involved; it's tough. Don't cry, everything will be okay.

I learned that going through a difficult time helps you identify who is loyal and who is not. It's surprising to see that some people you thought would be loyal are not, while others you didn't expect to be loyal actually are. If I had known this, I would have treated people differently. I would have been tougher on those who were not loyal. I enjoy getting even with those who betray me.

Nobody cares about the trials and tribulations of your weak lives.

I remember one time when I was younger, my mom was bathing me and my brothers when I suddenly froze up. My dad called my name, but I started going slow, acting like something was wrong. We rushed to the hospital, running lights, and the doctors said they needed to operate on my brain that night. Since then, I've had 13 brain surgeries, and my personality has changed each time. I'm terminally ill and only have five months to live, but I'm going to keep going until I can't anymore; whenever God calls me home. I wouldn't be here if it wasn't for my dad. I know he's proud of me, and I'm proud of him too. I also want to thank President Trump because I wouldn't be here today if it wasn't for him.

In the past, when someone got sick, they could simply pass away. Now, it feels like they have to fight a battle. My uncle Bert is in this situation, lying in a hospital bed, watching Matlock on TV. Instead of just enduring this battle, I got him the box set of Matlock. It’s not his fault he’s in this position; he’s dealing with a serious issue in his bowel.

I lost faith in doing big things for a while. If I could do anything, I'd cure cancer because no one thinks we can. We ended cancer and fulfilled our duty to veterans.

I remember being young and locking up suddenly while my mom was bathing my brothers and me. My dad thought I was just playing around, but when he realized I wasn't, we rushed to the hospital, speeding and running lights. Doctors said they needed to operate on my brain that night. Since then, I've had 13 brain surgeries, and each one has changed my personality. I'm terminally ill and only have five months to live, but I'm not giving up. I'll keep going until I can't anymore. You never know when God will call you home. I'm grateful to my dad; I wouldn't be here without him. I'm also thankful for President Trump; without him, I wouldn't be here today.

I am grateful and proud of myself for not giving up. Thank you all for your support.

I used to be human, but I still am. Being human means that certain things will bother you.

I want to thank everyone for the support during my recovery from surgery. After a successful operation, cancer was found, and I am now undergoing chemotherapy. It was a shock, but my family and I are managing privately. I am getting stronger each day with the support of my family and all of you. I need time and privacy to focus on my treatment and recovery. I look forward to returning to work when I can. My thoughts are with those going through tough times. You are not alone.

I'm my own medic, mental coach, and nutritionist. Doing the right things makes you better. Taking twenty minutes of sun is helpful. The sun is good for the body in moderation; thirty minutes is good, but all day is bad. At thirty-six, I'm still here. My sponsor is Finito.

Life can be unfair, and you may face challenges that seem undeserved. In those moments, it's crucial to stay determined and keep pushing forward. Never give up, no matter the obstacles you encounter.

I am lost and confused. I saw some vehicles in Vegas giving things away while our own people are suffering and dying on the streets. A friend of mine lost a cow in Dublin, Georgia, and this is the unfairness we have to face. He is getting all the advantages and privileges.

I feel abandoned with no one to help me. I'm labeled far right if I speak my mind. I'm frustrated with wasted time trying to see a doctor. Where are the children and women in the sun? Stop giving money to old friends in Poland. I feel pushed away.

When you try to help some homeless people and let them use their voucher and try to be a blessing to them, some people just aren't gonna be appreciative. It comes with the territory. You take the bitter with the sweet. Keep it moving.

I have a vaccine injury. Many of us do. We come from various backgrounds: gymnasts, authors, accountants, equestrians, geoscientists, teachers, coaches, and more. We are mothers, fathers, sons, daughters, friends, and professionals in diverse fields. Despite our different lives, we share this common experience of vaccine injury. It affects us all, but it does not define us.

Life isn't always fair, and you may face challenges you don't deserve. In those moments, it's crucial to keep your head down and keep fighting. Never give up.

After receiving the Moderna vaccine, I experienced vaccine injury which has drastically affected my life for the past two years. I face daily struggles and feel like I'm dying. However, I have found solace in a supportive community that feels like family. We uplift each other and stand together in the fight. If you have also been injured, visit react19.org. Remember, you are loved and your voice matters. Let's stop the mRNA gene therapy shot. Thank you, Ernesto and Jessica, for helping spread awareness and awaken others.

Life isn't always fair, and we may face undeserved challenges. But we must persevere and never give up. Despite being treated poorly, I've remained resilient. No politician has faced more unfair treatment. We can't let criticism and negativity hinder our dreams. Adversity builds strength, so we must stay determined and true to our values.

Your mom and dad don't understand, and Uncle John is clueless too. You can't share it with grandma; it would be too much for her heart to handle.

I've been hiding and not showing the impact on me, but I'm done being scared. The doctors who said this was safe are now ignoring us. It's time to be heard, seen, and believed.

Some men in the news have lost their lives, and it’s heartbreaking. There are many others facing similar struggles. The situation is dire, but we have the power to make a difference if we choose to act.