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Introducing myself and my journal

About Me:
I am just an ordinary young woman from Cambodia. I was born in middle-class family. During the last five years, my life was like a roller coaster. I and my family was in a very great depression because my precious mother was diagnosed cancer. I found out that my mother got cancer when I was sixteen, and she passed away last year when I was twenty one. Those five years, however, have taught me a lot about life. At first, I hated my life so much because I couldn't deal with the reality. I kept asking question: "Why cancer chose my mother?" "Why my family?" Of course, I couldn't get the answers. I finally stopped asking and fighting with these challenges. I tried to view my family problem from different perspective and opened up my mind. I found out that my family situation is tough, but there are many lives out there encountering tougher situations than mine.

I am currently a volunteer program coordinator at People Improvement Organization. I am working on establishing a program called PIO Girls Social Empowerment Program. This program helps girls in the organization by providing them consultation, education, and opportunities they might otherwise not have. When this program is up and running, I will be a counselor for those girls at the organization. I love this job even though it is just a volunteer one. I just want to help girls by using all kinds of knowledge and experiences that I have learned from school and my life. I want to those girls stand up for themselves and raising their voices with confidence and independence.

My Vision for the Future:
Better world with abundant and powerful women's voices

My Areas of Expertise:
International Relations

Comments

Sarvina's picture

Welcome to Pulsewire! Hey I

Welcome to Pulsewire!

Hey I am so glad seeing you here sister! World Pulse is really an amazing forum for all people around the world for sure. Looking to learn more about your project soon, will meet up soon too:)

Love,

Sarvina

Neilly's picture

Glad to join Pulsewire

Hi sister, yeah I am happy to be here. I must say I follow your footsteps. Hope to meet you soon too!

Love,
Neilly

Neilly,

"You can do it if you believe you can."

usha kc's picture

Dear Neilly, sorry for

Dear Neilly, sorry for your mother's untimely death . I know you are brave gril.
It’s my pleasure to welcome you. You are now a voice among thousands of voices. I am sure you have a powerful voice to make the world changed.
Warm Welcome in this amazing platform, expectantly waiting your active participation.
Follow the link for getting started guide.
http://www.worldpulse.com/pulsewire/about/guide
Warm Hug !
From Nepal

Live and Let Live
Usha

Neilly's picture

Thanks for Your Warm Welcome

Dear Usha,

I thank you for such a warm-heart welcome. It's my pleasure to receive your encouraging comment. Also, thank you for a useful guide link. I can't wait to share my voice among amazing people here including you, and also get to learn about other amazing projects here.

Warm Regards,
From Cambodia

Neilly

Neilly,

"You can do it if you believe you can."

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