Advocacy Stories

"Whispers of Courage" is an exquisite anthology of poems that serve as radiant beacons of hope and resilience. Crafted with profound compassion, these verses encapsulate a harmonious blend of human experience, empathy, and the enduring strength of spirit. These beautifully poignant poems offer gentle reminders of our inherent capacity to overcome adversity and thrive amidst life's challenges. They not only inspire and motivate but also awaken the reader to the indomitable spirit within. Delve into this soul-stirring collection and allow yourself to be swept away by the currents of optimism and resilience. "Whispers of Courage" promises to be the much-needed touch of encouragement in your daily life, a warm embrace in verse that will accompany you through your journey, wherever it may lead.

Dhillon is a Global Public Affairs professional who works in Washington, DC. He has some thirty years of experience in public policy, and strategic and crisis communications. He was a senior aide to former President Bill Clinton, and served as the Chief of Staff to Robert Matsui, the late California Congressman. Neil Dhillon ( https://neildhillon.wordpress.com/ ) is known for his problem-solving skills: in particular, his ability to solve complex legislative and regulatory issues. He also has experience with health issues, education, financial services, energy and the environment, and international trade issues, among other matters. “I lead and manage public policy and advocacy programs,” he says. His experience includes six years as a Senior Vice President at Hill & Knowlton International Public Relations, where he managed a large staff and directed daily outreach to Congress, the White House staff, and to Federal and State government agencies. His clients included the Internet giant eBay, Novartis, Johnson & Johnson, Hewlett-Packard, American Airlines, the Republic of Botswana, British Midway Airways, and the Tennessee Valley Authority. Other past positions held by Neil (as seen at http://neildhillon.blogspot.com/ ) include being Director of Media and Public Affairs for the American Academy of Actuaries, a post he held for three years during the mid-1990s, and the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Government Affairs in the U.S. Department of Transportation, from 1993 to 1994. Neil Dhillon ( http://neildhillon1.weebly.com/ ) is a graduate of The American University in Washington DC. Outside of politics, his interests include World History, Financial Services, Energy and the Environment, Transportation and infrastructure, and IT Service and software. Today, Neil has gone broad and wide with his scope of work. He still has ties to Congressman & House members Washington D.C., providing professional consulting and advice. Check out his social channels for more.

Random thoughts from different moments on various things for infinite reasons. This is my third book of poetry after the first "Poems of the Atmos;" and second "Ambience". Unless mentioned otherwise, none of the photos are mine. The book cover was made by me with Canva app and the photo was found on Google Images. Feel free to Vote, Like, Comment, and Share!

I wake up every morning with a sense of dread. The thought of facing the day ahead fills me with overwhelming anxiety. I try to shake off the feeling and push it aside, but it's always there, lurking just beneath the surface. I'm Sarah, a successful businesswoman in my early thirties. On the outside, my life looks perfect. I have a great job, a beautiful apartment, and supportive friends and family. But on the inside, I'm struggling. For years, I've battled with anxiety and depression. It's a constant weight that I carry with me, even when everything seems to be going well. I try to keep my struggles hidden from the world, afraid of the stigma and shame that comes with admitting to mental health issues. I worry that people will judge me or think less of me if they knew about my struggles. So, I keep it all inside, bottling up my emotions and trying to pretend that everything is fine. But it's not fine. Not even close. Every day, I wake up feeling exhausted and overwhelmed. My mind is constantly racing with negative thoughts and worries. I find it hard to focus at work and often feel like I'm on the verge of a breakdown. I've tried to cope on my own for so long, but it's just not working anymore. I know that I need help, but I'm so afraid to reach out. What if people think I'm weak or incapable? What if they don't understand? I've hit my breaking point more times than I can count. But every time, I push through and try to pretend that everything is okay. But the truth is, it's not okay. And I don't know how much longer I can keep going like this. I know that I need to take action if I want to get better. But the fear of admitting to my struggles and facing the stigma associated with mental health issues is almost too much to bear. Maybe today will be the day that I finally reach out for help. Or maybe I'll keep pretending that everything is fine. All I know is that something has to change. I can't keep living like this.

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These poems are a form of self expression. Not for fame, or followers. Some words tell stories without verbal communication.

A short call for advocation and recognition of Alzheimer's disease, it's patients and how it effects them and their loved ones.

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"When Passion Marries Fashion" is a heartwarming short story that chronicles the journey of Basil and Rosemary, two individuals from different worlds who find common ground in their shared passion for sustainable fashion and environmental consciousness. This tale delves into the complexities of love, commitment, and personal growth, as the characters navigate their way through challenges and ultimately come together to create a positive impact on the world. The story explores themes of eco-friendly fashion, love, and the transformative power of shared values, emphasizing the importance of aligning personal beliefs with one's actions. It is a narrative that leaves readers with a sense of hope and inspiration for a more sustainable future.

"Don't Cry,Get even!" was her sister's last words before she died. Christiana Ruiz, "Xiana" vowed to avenge her families' death even if that means, penetrating to a dangerous syndicate who murdered her family. It's now a do or die game and she MUST do whatever it takes to get even....even if that means, courting a primary suspect who happened to be the love of her life before..... In a battle of resistance,pride and prejudice, will justice be served? Here's my 3rd story entitled, "Don't Cry,Get even!" Enjoy reading! :)

Staying alive and full of self belief to love, live and explore the great unknown Seeking above all truth, justice and redemption and unlock the keys to secrets stored inside a woman's heart.

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Discover the life and legacy of Ferdinand Berthier, a pioneering advocate for the deaf community in the 19th century. As a deaf educator, writer, and activist, Berthier transformed deaf education and fought for equal rights through his relentless advocacy. He organized the first Congress of Deaf-Mutes and championed the use of sign language as a legitimate form of communication. Berthier's leadership empowered the deaf community to have their voices heard and their rights recognized. Awarded the Légion d'Honneur, Berthier's contributions continue to inspire modern-day efforts for deaf inclusion and equality. Learn more about this extraordinary figure who shaped the future of deaf rights.

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