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Chỉ với 3s thôi là các mom có thể tự tay kiểm tra tất tần tật lon sữa mà các mom đang cầm trên tay rồi ** Bài đăng được tài trợ bởi Nestlé Việt Nam #NAN #ChatLuongThuySi #MeTienPhong #KiemChungChatLuong #taitro

Chỉ với 3s thôi là các mom có thể tự tay kiểm tra tất tần tật lon sữa mà các mom đang cầm trên tay rồi ** Bài đăng được tài trợ bởi Nestlé Việt Nam #NAN #ChatLuongThuySi #MeTienPhong #KiemChungChatLuong #taitro

This was literally me 😂 “Just tell me what it takes and I will do it lol.” But jokes aside, I was indeed ready to do whatever it took just to land a nursing job in the U.S. At 21 years old, I packed my bags, left everything behind, and moved from the Philippines to chase this opportunity, in search of something better. Back then, I was earning ₱16,000 (~$265) a month while carrying the responsibility of helping my family. My dad had to retire early. My mom was a housewife. I had to become the breadwinner at an early age. All I had was one goal - to work in the U.S. as a nurse. Unfortunately, the process was long and hard. It took me 3 long years to finally get here. I was lucky enough to be sponsored through the EB-3 pathway while I was still outside the U.S. - working full-time in the UK. But I held on because I knew what was waiting on the other side. And I’ll never forget that moment — when I finally got my green card. “I am now a permanent resident in the US” That feeling of not having to worry about visa renewals… That kind of stability? It changes everything. But when I started working in Florida, I realized something… A lot of healthcare workers here in the U.S. are still living in temporary status. Working hard. Doing everything right. But still unsure about their future. And honestly, I can only imagine how heavy that feels. So if you know someone in the U.S. who is currently on: • DACA • Asylum pending (with EAD) • Or any type of work authorization Send this to them! Comment FLINT — and I’ll send a link to help you move toward permanent residency too. Because if you’re taking care of patients in this country, you deserve a future here too. #nurses #nursinglife #flint #immigration #greencard

This was literally me 😂 “Just tell me what it takes and I will do it lol.” But jokes aside, I was indeed ready to do whatever it took just to land a nursing job in the U.S. At 21 years old, I packed my bags, left everything behind, and moved from the Philippines to chase this opportunity, in search of something better. Back then, I was earning ₱16,000 (~$265) a month while carrying the responsibility of helping my family. My dad had to retire early. My mom was a housewife. I had to become the breadwinner at an early age. All I had was one goal - to work in the U.S. as a nurse. Unfortunately, the process was long and hard. It took me 3 long years to finally get here. I was lucky enough to be sponsored through the EB-3 pathway while I was still outside the U.S. - working full-time in the UK. But I held on because I knew what was waiting on the other side. And I’ll never forget that moment — when I finally got my green card. “I am now a permanent resident in the US” That feeling of not having to worry about visa renewals… That kind of stability? It changes everything. But when I started working in Florida, I realized something… A lot of healthcare workers here in the U.S. are still living in temporary status. Working hard. Doing everything right. But still unsure about their future. And honestly, I can only imagine how heavy that feels. So if you know someone in the U.S. who is currently on: • DACA • Asylum pending (with EAD) • Or any type of work authorization Send this to them! Comment FLINT — and I’ll send a link to help you move toward permanent residency too. Because if you’re taking care of patients in this country, you deserve a future here too. #nurses #nursinglife #flint #immigration #greencard

Sometimes you just have to sit back and let God do the talking except defeat and move on but if you have so much hate in your life that you can’t see passed what God is doing then who really is the problem

Sometimes you just have to sit back and let God do the talking except defeat and move on but if you have so much hate in your life that you can’t see passed what God is doing then who really is the problem

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Thấy trend này xinh quá nên cũng phải đu theo liền 😚 #DonghanhcungLOTTECHOCOLAT #LOTTECHOCOLATMiniPie #MeTimeTrònVịWeTimeTrọnVui

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