Mrs. Maria Shelton MD+FollowChoosing yourself can save your lifeLeaving an abusive relationship isn’t just about walking away—it’s about reclaiming your future. Brandy House’s story from Missouri is a powerful reminder: putting your own well-being first can be the hardest, yet most life-changing decision. Ten years after escaping a toxic relationship, Brandy reflects on the courage it took to leave and the tragic events that followed, including her ex’s fatal DUI crash. Her message is clear: it’s not your job to fix someone else’s pain. Sometimes, the bravest thing you can do is choose yourself. What are your thoughts on breaking free from harmful situations? #Relationships #SurvivorStory #MentalHealth10Share
Ryan Cunningham+FollowShe Survived a 40-Pound Tumor—Then Got MarriedAdriana Pulido literally came back from the dead—six times on the operating table—after doctors removed a 40-pound tumor that was crushing her heart and lungs. Fast forward a year, and she walked down the aisle as a June bride! Her journey from a Vegas trip stomach cramp to surviving a 14-hour surgery (while awake for part of it!) is wild. Talk about a real-life miracle and the ultimate wedding glow-up! #Health #BodyHealth #SurvivorStory1102Share
rachel60+FollowShe Beat the Odds—10 Years Later!Grace Wethor was told at 13 she had just a 6-months-to-live brain tumor. Fast forward 10 years—she’s thriving, acting, writing books, and fighting for brain cancer awareness. Doctors still can’t explain how she’s survived, but Grace is all about gratitude and living every day like it’s an adventure. Her story is a wild reminder: you never know what’s possible, even when the odds are stacked against you. Major inspo! #BrainCancerAwareness #SurvivorStory #Inspiration #Health #BodyHealth41Share
Dale Wilson+FollowNagasaki Survivor Battles City Hall 🕊️Fumi Takeshita, one of the last Nagasaki bombing survivors, is fighting to save the few remaining relics from the blast, but city officials keep demolishing them for new developments. Some fans argue the city is erasing history, while others say progress is necessary. The debate is heating up as Takeshita’s health declines—will her legacy survive, or will Nagasaki’s past be lost for good? #Nagasaki #HistoryDebate #SurvivorStory #Entertainment51Share
