Help Responsibly

A year ago, I made a commitment to be in shape. The goal was to lose weight. The first few months were the hardest. I didn't see any drastic weight loss. It was a struggle to be spontaneous to adapt to a new lifestyle until I found a deeper reason as to why I needed to keep going.

Exercise is undeniably beneficial. To me, I feel more equip in fulfilling my everyday task more effectively. Tasks that benefit my family's well being. I want to stay strong and healthy for my kids, and that servanthood extends in serving others in the community.

The bible encourages believers to look after those in need. Yes, I am scared, but we still have social responsibilities that is more needed in dire times. Our family is doing our best to follow government protocols in observing proper social distancing. We decided on a small deed to do grocery for an elderly. I went with my husband who volunteered to run an errand for an elderly so she doesn't have to leave her apartment. She was dealing with health issues and can easily get infected,

I get that we are all scared of this global pandemic. It takes more than toilet papers and hand sanitizers to get through this tough time as a society. We can help the best we can, but help responsibly. We will pull through

#teamhumanity