Introducing myself and my journal: The Bridge
by Teresa Ulring | March 19, 2011 at 9:48 PM
About Me:
I am a single mother of two amazing children. I am a retired military member, currently attending college full time, working for a VA readjustment clinic part time, and I am an Independent Beachbody Coach. My days are filled with helping others and in turn growing as a human being.
I am attempting to let my passions determine what I do in this life with as my goal is to live an enlightened and purposeful life.
My Passions:
Social issues and the plight of women
My Challenges:
finding ways to build relationships with women around the world.
My Vision for the Future:
The realization that women will make a difference in the way the world is.
Comments
Welcome Tessy!
Hi, this si our online community, Please feel free to connect and collaborate with women from more than 100 countries! This is the place to be, it is safe, friendly and you are free to voice your opinion without inhibitions.
Welcome once again.
Olutosin Oladosu Adebowale
Kanthari 2013 Set
Global Change Leader (COADY 2013)
Founder/Project Coordinator
Star of Hope Transformation Centre
512 Road
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Festac Town
Lagos-Nigeria
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Hey there! Welcome to
Hey there! Welcome to PulseWire!
It’s so exciting having you with us, I am sure you will have a fabulous time with your new online friends as well as find this to be a very positive experience. I encourage you to take advantage of the numerous resources and features available through our vibrant online community.
Welcome again to our global community and I look forward to hearing more from you here on PulseWire!
Peace!
Fatima
Thanks for the warm welcome!
I happened on this site while I was looking for ways to communicate with women from around the world. I want to bring understanding between women and nations.
I have yet to put some real time into this network but I will.
This is amazing and I can't wait to make new friends and share stories.
This is a great place for us to come together and find ways to make things better for women in our communities.
Thanks again, for the warm welcome.
Teresa