Stronger as Juan: United response to the COVID-19 crisis

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  Over a year since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the country continues to grapple with the challenges, which include the imposed quarantines and limiting of movements. Throughout this critical time, countless individuals and organizations have worked together and volunteered to provide support to those who needed it the most.   Among these is the Philippines’ leading carrier, Cebu Pacific, which is celebrating its 25 th anniversary this year. Driven by its mission and purpose, CEB immediately answered the call to join other partners in mounting extensive relief and humanitarian efforts towards helping those affected by the pandemic. Truly, the collective spirit of bayanihan shone through, and Cebu Pacific sincerely thanks its partners who went above and beyond the call of duty at an undeniably difficult time. Aiding in the transport of much-needed supplies The lockdowns resulted in restricted movements across cities and provinces, which then posed quite a challenge in ens
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F.Y.I. mga chismosas and chismosos!!!

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                                    mukha bang taga-Palawan yang kasama ko??


for all the people who don't know...and for those who wants to know...

mikyla yzabel's father was not from PALAWAN.. he was born and raised here in Manila..

Zeus Belmonte Teves is the whole name of the man that fathered my daughter..the man that i loved the most..the man that i trusted my whole life..

He was born November 18, 1979..but unfortunately he died last December 10, 2006. People might ask who is Yzabel's father..especially those people from my place...my so called hometown..lots of speculations and hearsays ang kumakalat...and it is really annoying na..

sa mga PRANING na chismosa, hindi tga-PALAWAN ang huling boyfriend ko na daddy ng anak ko..and hindi din ako umalis ng PALAWAN dahil sa nabuntis ako..It is by choice..i left Palawan march of 2005, i started concieving my daughter September na of the same year...so magisip-isip nman kayo...marunong ba kayo mag add or mag-subtract...i have been here in manila for six months straight before ako nabuntis...so it is really impossible na diyan sa Palawan nabuo anak ko...


and by the way, i am so lucky to have Mama Polet and Papa Cado who are very supportive lola and lolo of my child...Plus the very undying love from Nanay, Tatay and Mami Rose, i have survived all the tragic events in the past...

my daughter is more than lucky having the best grand parents in the whole wide world..they are not selfish...they did not even try to hide my daughter...actually they are proud having her...SO DO I! (unlike other people i knew...talagang til now kinakarir pagsisinungaling) hahaha...

my beloved Zeus loves us so much...he was gone too soon, but he made sure that we will be alright. he left yzabel and his other child (from his first love) vince, some money to save for the future..he has this insurance...not that much but still will help somehow..

i know..others will say how sad my story goes...but for me, it is just one of those spices in my life that made me a better person now, stronger, determined and much more palaban..

KAYA SANA, SA MGA IBA DYAN NA WALANG MAGAWA, PLEASE NMAN STOP ALL THOSE NONSENSE TALKINGS AND CHISMISAN ABOUT ME AND MY DAUGHTER... hindi pa kayo makontento, isipin nyo n lang buhay nyo...

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Pink Shop said…
hi sis marami talagang ganyan, im a single mom, maraming kumakalat na tsismis sakin but i dont care.. marami talagang tao na walang magawa kundi pagkwentuhan buhay ng may buhay..
June 22, 2007 at 8:09 PM
Ana Cristina Watson said…
I can't believe that people like to run their mouths about other people's business...don't they have anything better to do with their sorry little lives than to worry about someone else's????

Chin up girl...they are just miserable about their own lives themselves!
June 23, 2007 at 1:02 AM
gRaSyAh Abonillo said…
kainis dba??

ang masama pa nito my parents are the one they're blaming why daw it happened to me...
hay naku...

my point is, i am happily-living-my-own-life here,nananahimik na ako d2 sa manila,..ayaw pa dintantanan ng mga ugaks na walang magawa,,,
June 23, 2007 at 4:07 AM
gRaSyAh Abonillo said…
i just hate them!!

all i want is for them to leave me and daughter alone... *sighs*
June 23, 2007 at 4:10 AM
gRaSyAh Abonillo said…
my parents are the one being hurt here..they know my story but still they are affected kasi nga me mga taong ganyan sa mundo...

alam mo nman parents dba? salingin mo na sila wag lang anak nila..
and i am also bothered about that...
June 23, 2007 at 4:32 AM
Katrina San Gabriel said…
hay pinagdaanan ko na din yan...
the world will never run outof them...

madami tlgang ganyan...

at least mothers like us rock! and hard!!!
:)
June 25, 2007 at 1:15 AM
gRaSyAh Abonillo said…
kainis lang...LOL
feeling ko tuloy i am a SUPERSTAR...wahehehehe
June 25, 2007 at 12:01 PM
Yati :-x said…
Life is full of gossip....
U have to be strong and ignore in wateva pple ard u say.
Life have to go on.... *hug* fm me....
June 25, 2007 at 12:59 PM
gRaSyAh Abonillo said…
tnx for the hug sis!!
they are just so annoying..
June 25, 2007 at 1:16 PM
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