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I have been in the health care industry for over 30 years. Currently, I work at St. Elisabeth's psychiatric hospital in Washington DC. I've worked in hospitals, nursing homes, and private duty; I've worked practically all my life in the healthcare field. Working in this field or any occupational field for that matter is your calling that fits your innate talents. My talents are writing, encouraging, listening, and helping. I write about various topic that people generally interest in like, love, diets, finance, music, culture, religion, spirituality, additions, mindfulness among other topics. These talents are gifts to the world or all who come to you for guidance, advice, or teaching. Now, I can honestly say that I've been and continue to be humbled by my experiences I've been involved in or witnessed. While working in this field I've learned to be humble; not thinking of yourself highly, we all basically have the same problems. With some people it's the way they process and deal with these problems. Learning to have different perspectives are tools that can make a difference. Using and sharing your talents and gifts is a life lesson for all should learn. Because of this, my spirituality, faith or belief in God, the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob has grown tremendously. I've always believed in God but, I have not always lived my life like there was a God. I am tolerant of other people's belief in another/other/another God(s) or no God. My studies, readings, research, learnings, and experiences have informed me that the only difference in me and someone who does not believe in God is an experience that proves his exitance. Some people do not need experiences, that's where faith plays a role and that how I began my personal journey with The God of Abraham, Issac, and Jacob. As I walked with God, he began to reveal answers to my many questions such as, what religion is the right religion, why are there many religions, what separates these religions, is there a hell, where did God come from? These were questions I really had that were answered by God. Now, I have an inquisitive and intuitive nature and through my diligent praying, seeking (research) my questions were answered.

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