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marthanieto2023 :

😭😭😭😭mi niño lo acabo de internar y tengo fe en que lo voy a recuperar gracias a mi dios amen

2024-08-25 23:08:22

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socorro :

FELICIDADES RAFAEL AMAYA , SOLO POR HOY ,TE VES MUY GUAPO SIGUE ASÍ PASANDO EL MENSAJE BRAVO 👌💪💯👏🤗😘

2024-08-26 06:01:52

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patyLu :

mi hijo hace 20 días salio de su segundo anexo y no a faltado a sus juntas de N.Ay va al templo espero que así sea siempre

2024-08-25 23:15:45

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luisa damian :

uy mira quien??habla 🥺

2024-08-24 11:00:12

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ramiroarce692 :

10 años tomé a diario y tengo 2 sin tomar. sin ayuda de ningún Díos ni de ningun grupo, y no volveré a tomar no tengo ganas de volver a hacerlo

2024-08-22 19:59:11

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Anabel.schiaffino :

te vez hermoso Rafael Amaya felicidades por ser un guerrero

2024-08-24 01:25:26

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Israel :

no es tan sencillo dejar el alcohol

2024-08-22 14:40:39

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tigre :

El sr de los cielos se lo tomo en serii su papel, adiccion

2024-08-22 22:04:58

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chisus39 :

Grande AMAYA. te deseo mucha Fuerza. y te mando BENDICIONES. AMEN,AMEN, AMEN

2024-08-25 23:36:42

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Francisca :

Dios te bendiga siempre Rafael Amaya

2024-08-26 05:41:40

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Michimeme :

LOS VICIOS LOS CONTROLA UNO NO ELLOS A NOSOTROS...🙏🙏🙏

2024-08-25 18:40:16

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Lover :

🤗amigo Rafael amaya, sin medicamentos ni anexos, ni supervicion de nadie, solo es voluntad propia y listo. 🤗estodo gracias a dios 🙏

2024-08-26 10:33:12

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amairan :

no digas eso si lo dejaste es por que dios quiso uno sin dios no es nadien

2024-08-23 01:11:01

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Mona :

4to y 5to paso, ayuda si uno quiere y pone buena voluntad 🙏🏻! Dios es todopoderoso!

2024-08-22 17:03:16

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Maybe :

felicidades Sr. Rafa Amaya, mi hermano comenzó como consumidor,ahora ya está muy metido en lo malo. no escucha consejo, lo hemos anexado 😢no quiere dejar todo, me da tristeza por mi mamá 😢

2024-08-26 13:01:24

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Marisabel :

lo dice porque el ya pasó x eso. ya sabe lo que es lastimar a las personas que ama. valoren esos consejos.

2024-08-26 22:47:08

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Nena Luna :

tienes toda la razón!!! 🥰🥰🥰

2024-08-25 19:40:43

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user47253725223926 :

muy buen mensaje que llegue a todos los que lo nesecitan y busquen la ayuda y salven sus vidas 🙏

2024-08-23 00:47:49

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elenamiranda749 :

🤔Q intenso y la triste realidad es q quieren combencer a la familia y a los demas q pueden sólos al menos en estos tiempos q se enganchan muy chavos 🤔

2024-08-25 19:39:12

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conny :

buen mensaje 🙏 bendiciones

2024-08-25 17:52:53

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citgalvan :

Hayyy amo a este hombre!! Rafael amaya

2024-08-27 23:51:59

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Marisol Mendoza :

Dios te ayudo... Eso no lo duded jamás

2024-08-23 17:24:50

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Eliana marcela Valencia portilla :

Dios mio que bello y consciente Para reconocer sus errores y mi amor platónico

2024-08-26 15:47:27

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Fernando H :

Te piden la despensa de la semana y no le dan todo lo sobrante selo venden más hay que pagar lo del cuidado del paciente cada semana

2024-08-22 06:47:34

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Gabo :

trabajo para mantener y compararme mis gusto😎

2024-10-10 13:54:30

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