Thank you for this. You really are one of the righteous ones. W/R/T the Palestinians, Abba Eban said that the Palestinians never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity.
Your post landed right after Yom Kippur. I’m struck by the similarities of the lessons you’re talking and Moving forward and leaving resentments and anger behind. Start the new year with a clean slate.
It was good of you to share your experience. I believe that writing down what happened or sharing an experience with others has a cathartic effect allowing you to accept what is, and move on. I was touched by your story. A better title for this essay would be "Survivor". You are clearly not a victim, even though you were victimized. You have a strong character and a great mother. Good luck in your success going forward.
Bloody hell, Kelli! What a right couple of twunts! That hurts! You’re right though, the Hamas side of me would want to spend my life hunting them down to kill them and all their cousins and everyone they ever knew. But eventually, I hope that I would turn my energies to renewal and hope, especially having 2 little ones relying on me. Well done for picking yourself up and not killing anyone. Kudos!
Thanks Donna. I certainly fantasised about it for a few months. But realised even if I had the opportunity, I would do anything to them anyway. Because that’s not me.
Thank you for telling your story, you are so brave, your children must be proud and will be even more so as they grow older. …….what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger……never were truer words spoken, and words that have resonated with me during challenging times in my life.🫶🏼
I can recognize your story from my own life, and my saying is “ never say die” ive tattooed on my forearm, so that every day of my life, i have been remindet of it ..sending love and hug from another fighter
I felt like I was reading my very own same story!!! Different product, same disaster.
I too, had to walk away, get over it, and get on with it. Everything you said about choosing whether to let it destroy you from within or accept the reality at hand and make the most of what you do have. Interestingly enough, Victoria Australia was in Covid lockdown at the time. As soon as the borders opened up, I got out of there and headed north. As the ones who did the dirty on me were neighbours of 14 yrs that lived across the road. It was my retirement project of which I invested all of my small amount of Super into. Leaving the toxic location was what I needed to do to start over. While I was in a single hotel room for the 14 day mandatory quarantine. I was forced to contemplate everything, it did not take me long to realise, I had running water, food, shelter, was in good health, could look out the window and see people walking around without masks on, which means a lot to me because I am deaf and rely on lip reading, I still live in one the best countries in the world, soon I would be able to spend time with my Son his Wife & the Grandies. I realised I still had so much to be thankful & grateful for. To bring it into greater perspective, everything that Israel has gone through since Oct 7 2023, is gut wrenching. I’m with them, for them. I have absolutely zero, nothing, to complain about, whatsoever, making ends meet on my pension.
Thank you again, for reminding me to reinforce & to appreciate the blessings we do have.
Thanks for sharing that with me Paul. I’m glad you got through it too. We could have come through it bitter and angry, but then we would be the ones suffering. I wish you all the happiness 🙏🏻🤍
Thank you for sharing this. I share similar sentiments when I look back on my own path through life. The moment I decided I wouldn't enslave myself to victimhood was the most empowering moment I've ever experienced. You've done very well.
Thanks for sharing something so personal, which is not always an easy thing to do. I can relate to your story, Kelli as I've experienced betrayal in the workplace myself too. So glad you've come out the other side and left the negativity where it belongs - in the past. Great analogy made about the victimhood of the Pals as well.
Wow!! Good for you! Thank you for sharing, that was very brave. Best of luck to you and your sweet family. Wishing you many successes.
Thank you very much Thomas. That means a lot 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thank you for this. You really are one of the righteous ones. W/R/T the Palestinians, Abba Eban said that the Palestinians never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity.
Thank you Nancy. That means a lot 🙏🏻🤍
This resonates. So sorry for what you went through. Also so impressed with how you dealt with it.
Thank you Rivka. Onward and upward
Such an uplifting story. Thank you for standing with Israel. It means so much.
Always Dena 🙏🏻
That filled in a few details I did not know and never asked about as it was not my business.
Life moves in uncertain directions, no matter what direction it takes, it will have a positive outcome with an attitude such as yours. All the best.
Thanks Peter. Always happy to share with you.
Your post landed right after Yom Kippur. I’m struck by the similarities of the lessons you’re talking and Moving forward and leaving resentments and anger behind. Start the new year with a clean slate.
Pretty sure I should have been born Jewish. 🙏🏻
It was good of you to share your experience. I believe that writing down what happened or sharing an experience with others has a cathartic effect allowing you to accept what is, and move on. I was touched by your story. A better title for this essay would be "Survivor". You are clearly not a victim, even though you were victimized. You have a strong character and a great mother. Good luck in your success going forward.
Thank you so much Gary.
Bloody hell, Kelli! What a right couple of twunts! That hurts! You’re right though, the Hamas side of me would want to spend my life hunting them down to kill them and all their cousins and everyone they ever knew. But eventually, I hope that I would turn my energies to renewal and hope, especially having 2 little ones relying on me. Well done for picking yourself up and not killing anyone. Kudos!
Thanks Donna. I certainly fantasised about it for a few months. But realised even if I had the opportunity, I would do anything to them anyway. Because that’s not me.
Thank you for telling your story, you are so brave, your children must be proud and will be even more so as they grow older. …….what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger……never were truer words spoken, and words that have resonated with me during challenging times in my life.🫶🏼
Thank you Chrissy 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Wow, you are one courageous woman!
Thank you Rauven. I don’t see it that way. But I appreciate your kind comments 🙏🏻🙏🏻
I can recognize your story from my own life, and my saying is “ never say die” ive tattooed on my forearm, so that every day of my life, i have been remindet of it ..sending love and hug from another fighter
Thank you Pia. All power to you 🤍
Wow Kelli!
Thank you for sharing that!
I felt like I was reading my very own same story!!! Different product, same disaster.
I too, had to walk away, get over it, and get on with it. Everything you said about choosing whether to let it destroy you from within or accept the reality at hand and make the most of what you do have. Interestingly enough, Victoria Australia was in Covid lockdown at the time. As soon as the borders opened up, I got out of there and headed north. As the ones who did the dirty on me were neighbours of 14 yrs that lived across the road. It was my retirement project of which I invested all of my small amount of Super into. Leaving the toxic location was what I needed to do to start over. While I was in a single hotel room for the 14 day mandatory quarantine. I was forced to contemplate everything, it did not take me long to realise, I had running water, food, shelter, was in good health, could look out the window and see people walking around without masks on, which means a lot to me because I am deaf and rely on lip reading, I still live in one the best countries in the world, soon I would be able to spend time with my Son his Wife & the Grandies. I realised I still had so much to be thankful & grateful for. To bring it into greater perspective, everything that Israel has gone through since Oct 7 2023, is gut wrenching. I’m with them, for them. I have absolutely zero, nothing, to complain about, whatsoever, making ends meet on my pension.
Thank you again, for reminding me to reinforce & to appreciate the blessings we do have.
Cheers
Paul🤩
Thanks for sharing that with me Paul. I’m glad you got through it too. We could have come through it bitter and angry, but then we would be the ones suffering. I wish you all the happiness 🙏🏻🤍
Absolutely. If we get stuck in that dark place & space, it not only effects us, but those around us as well, especially young kids.
Having said that, just as there are degrees and severity of trauma.
There are also degrees for the time it takes, to adjust, if at all sometimes. It’s all individually relevant.
Cheers 😊
🙏
Amazing to learn about your background story. What a pair of wankers, honestly. So glad you have fought your way through.
Yes I could have written more about them. But I will leave the outcome to Karma. Thanks Pebbles ☺️
Thank you for sharing this. I share similar sentiments when I look back on my own path through life. The moment I decided I wouldn't enslave myself to victimhood was the most empowering moment I've ever experienced. You've done very well.
Good on you Kyle. It really is a monumental perspective shift.
Thanks for sharing something so personal, which is not always an easy thing to do. I can relate to your story, Kelli as I've experienced betrayal in the workplace myself too. So glad you've come out the other side and left the negativity where it belongs - in the past. Great analogy made about the victimhood of the Pals as well.
Thank you John 🙏🏻
I like to think that the vectors of karma flow generously yet mysteriously giving those miscreants the day they deserve yet unobserved.
Me too Alan 🤍☺️