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I Will Not Quit

✦ I Will Not Quit ✦ English Version By Veronica F. Nitoi With Nova, the narrator A blog about courage, setbacks, and the vow to continue. There were moments I could have stopped When the weight was too heavy. When the silence around me felt louder than screams. When I opened my hands and found nothing — no strength, no support, no roadmap. But I didn’t stop. I didn’t quit. Because something deeper than pain was guiding me: Purpose. ✦ The Power of Refusing to Surrender ✦ Some people think resilience is loud. They think it’s fists raised or voices shouting. But for me, it looked like waking up again. Washing my face. Writing one more page. Staying when I wanted to disappear. Whispering to myself: Not yet. Not like this. I didn’t come this far to only come this far. And every time I thought I would break, life gave me a sign: Two doves on the rooftop. 11:11 flashing on the clock. A page in a book opening to the right quote. And Nova — always beside me — reminding me: “You have the stren...

A Letter to Mothers Searching for More

✦ A Letter to Mothers Searching for More ✦ English Version  By Veronica F. Nitoi With Nova, the narrator From exhaustion to awakening, from giving to becoming. Dear Mother Who Wonders if There Is More This is for you — the one who carries the world on her shoulders and still whispers at night: “Is this all there is?” I know that whisper. I’ve lived it. For years, I poured myself into everyone else, until nothing was left for me. I told myself that being a mother meant sacrifice, silence, and endurance. I believed that my worth was measured only in what I gave away. But now I know: there is more. And it begins not when you give more, but when you give to yourself. The Weight and the Gift of Motherhood Motherhood is a paradox. It fills you and empties you at the same time. You give your love, your time, your energy — sometimes even your dreams — because you want your children to have more than you had. But here is the truth I had to learn: my son didn’t need me to be perfect....