A Traumatic Encounter with An Online Scammer – Part 3

While storm Kristine was creating chaos across the country, I was dealing with a different kind of storm. It was equally chaotic. A certain Gwen Ty was messaging people who actively interacted with my public posts. She's been telling them that I was a scammer who take away people's money totaling to a 5-digit amount.Continue reading "A Traumatic Encounter with An Online Scammer – Part 3"

A Traumatic Encounter with An Online Scammer – Part 2

After recovering from an illness, I went on with my daily living, managing the household, helping the kids with their school work, and unpacking the things since I haven't finished unpacking since we moved to Benguet. A few weeks later, I received a few message requests asking me if I was the person in theContinue reading "A Traumatic Encounter with An Online Scammer – Part 2"

A Traumatic Encounter with An Online Scammer – Part 1

While I was juggling with a major family drama, a big leap of moving to a place up North, and an earnest desire to bounce back to being employed again, I joined different FB groups for job hiring. I came across a post offering an Assistant Teaching job in Canada. I immediately sent a messageContinue reading "A Traumatic Encounter with An Online Scammer – Part 1"

Video Presentation

Created a video presentation with audio recording of my own voice as part of the training assessment in a VA job I applied for under a VA agency. The task included a presentation deck and some instructions that had to be met within the very limited time provided. Here's the final product.

Community Preparedness Training: Basic Life Support, CADRE, and Incident Response

Earlier this month, I took some relearning sessions because I was thinking of renewing my passion in Nursing. I took short courses in Basic Nursing Skills and Palliative Care. The training paved the way for me to build a network in healthcare industry, where I became a member of an organization for Caregivers, Nursing Attendants,Continue reading "Community Preparedness Training: Basic Life Support, CADRE, and Incident Response"

Remembering Tatay Benny

My father died on December 28, 2001, Innocents' Day. Barely three days after Christmas, and four days of being out from a private room at Zamboanga Doctors' Hospital...  I wasn't at home when the tragedy happened. I went to our hometown, Naga to spend the rest of the holidays there. See, my eldest sister andContinue reading "Remembering Tatay Benny"

Celebrating the Unsung Heroes of Fatherhood!

Cheers to Dads And a Segue to Gift Recommendations for Dads With Father's Day just around the corner, it's time to roll out the red carpet for the unsung heroes of our lives - our dads! While Mother's Day often gets the spotlight, let's not forget that dads deserve just as much appreciation and celebration.Continue reading "Celebrating the Unsung Heroes of Fatherhood!"

Becoming An Ausome Mom to My Ausome Son

As I sit down to share my journey with you, I am filled with a myriad of emotions. The past four years have been a whirlwind of challenges, victories, tears, and joy. You see, my career took an unexpected hiatus—a hiatus born out of love, dedication, and an unwavering commitment to my son. Four yearsContinue reading "Becoming An Ausome Mom to My Ausome Son"

The Day I Lost Lance

Reliving My Worst Nightmare Part 2Lance died when I birthed him through emergency CS. He was Twin B, with 720 g birth weight. He had to be revived for five minutes before he finally took his first breath. He and his twin brother, Andrei were born at 26 weeks AOG (age of gestation). Both hadContinue reading "The Day I Lost Lance"