Tabla de contenidos para June - July 2020 Issue en Bully Magazine

This magazine shares stories that have caused a crisis in individuals life. Bully allows you to leave inspirational life stories to help motivate and encourage all cultures. We are looking to place your story in our magazine to help those that are impacted by this difficult tragedy. A Bully is not only a person who habitually seeks to harm or intimidate those whom they perceive as vulnerable. We introduce Bully as any horrible encoounter with life, which has caused resentmet. By focusing on Hope, Belief and Faith, Christ has allowed. so many to walk with a Purpose! BECOME A PART OF A VISUAL MAGAZINE to help those in need of Change Speak up and speak out To help save a LIFE.. Share your story with Bully…

We can all agree that life presents us with its share of challenges. But what about those individuals who have consistently experienced success? Society often treats them differently than those with compelling narratives of struggle and triumph. In this piece, I aim to highlight the disparity in recognition between individuals who have achieved success and those who have faced setbacks but ultimately prevailed. For instance, consider someone who has encountered repeated failures due to unexpected circumstances or their own choices. When this person saves $1,000 and shares that achievement with their friends, they often receive high praise and enthusiastic congratulations. In contrast, someone who has consistently succeeded may receive only mediocre acknowledgment for their accomplishments. This difference in societal response raises questions about how we value success and perseverance in…

I’m a mother, entrepreneur, consultant, pioneer, and community advocate on behalf of hundreds of children and their families in Virginia and across the country. The Executive Director and founder of the not-for-profit organization “Parents Against Bullying, Inc. (P.A.B.VA), and CEO of P.U.S.H. Professional Consulting, LLC. Whose acronym stands for Patients Understanding Stability to handle your Business” I launched Parents Against Bullying after my family experienced firsthand the traumatic effects of a horrible bullying incident that involved My daughter. The attack caused me to confront the issue of bullying head-on and I found myself dealing with medical, safety, and other concerns that were impacting her family. So, I turned a negative situation into a positive one and vowed to do everything in my power to prevent another child, family, or community…

At Support Joeys Heart, we share positive deliverance to all that have suffered a difficult trauma in their life. We provide encouragement to help each individual express their emotions and decrease their depressed fears. Our Mission is to help each person detach their depressing thoughts. We understand the challenges life can bring. Therefore, we help individuals build strength that will reject the feelings of depression, by uplifting their emotions and making their heart SMILE. We help connect you to the services and resources for families that have fallen on hard times due to life’s challenges. Avoiding the harsh difficulties that can lead to depression and cause substance abuse is our reason to lend our helping hands. “In Memory of the Guy with the Smile that you’ll notice from a Mile.”…

Working long hours and lack of job security affected my home life. There would be days where I was not able to see my family and I’d miss out on my children’s milestones, due to me working long hours. I decided to brainstorm creative ways to make a successful income. I knew that at that point it was time for me to have a stable income and work for myself, so that I could have more time with My family. My name is Chakieya L. Dottery! I’m the owner of KBS Customs, located in Virginia Beach, VA. I launched my company in Michigan in 2018. I specialized in custom party favors, invitations, menus, and backdrops. This eventually led me to gain large opportunities with popular brand designers and creating customized…

This story is about a man that lost hope, due to the infractions that are faced when the submission of negative feedback enters your circle, and you allow it to Bully its way into your life. Being raised in a community where all activities that were once fun, full of laughter, strong loyalty, and love have been washed away. Losing focus on your dreams, and your future can be forgotten about. The achievement rate continues to fall deep into the unwanted areas due to poverty, and the hopes of becoming successful disappear. Being clueless with no format or written blueprint to follow, causes resentment. Having no role model, mentorship, or motivation, that can help inspire the hearts of so many lost young men, like my brother can cause a large…

The things I witnessed growing up played a significant role in developing who I am today. I remember the radio playing our favorite music. Rap was relatively new, and R&B was tearing up the scene. Luther Vandross’s silky voice taught the boys how to talk to the girls. L.L. Cool J followed with one of the first Hip-Hop ballads ever written. Hanging on the corners of my neighborhood was the thing to do, but when the streetlights came on, you better be close enough to hear your momma call your name to get your butt back in the house. It was hot in the summer and cold in the winter. It was not hard to tell which season was which back in the day. The T.V. was small, and the…

My love for ministry started me on a path to becoming a pastor, and after 14 years, I was able to obtain my Doctor of Ministry from the Christian LifeSchool of Theology. I also enjoy spending time as a JohnMaxwell Team Coach, Trainer, Teacher, and Speaker. “Let me go so I can grow” was a self-titled book that I published, and it was one of my most significant accomplishments. I wrote the book in hopes of helping those that may have experienced church abuse. The book “Let me go so I can grow” primary objective was to get people back to what God called them to do and not allow situations to stop them from continuing in ministry. The message was to let people know that God is just realigning…

The NIH (National Institution of Mental Health) States. Depression is one of the highest forms of mental disorders in the U.S. It is caused by a combination of genetic, biological, environmental, and psychological factors. The diagnosis can happen at any age but often begins in adulthood. Depression is now recognized as occurring in children and adolescents, although it sometimes presents with more prominent irritability than low mood. Many chronic mood and anxiety disorders in adults begin as high levels of anxiety in children. Depression, especially in midlife or older adults, can co-occur with other serious medical illnesses, such as diabetes, cancer, heart disease, and Parkinson’s disease. These conditions are often worse when depression is present. Sometimes medications taken for these physical illnesses may cause side effects that contribute to depression.…

Shortly after graduating high school, my grandmother Sharon who I think about to this day, with her warm, compassionate, fiery, and adventurous spirit, passed away. I’ll share a little about her. Although my grandmother was bound to an oxygen tank and other health complications, she always found time to pray for others, to give others a listening ear, and did not allow her limitations to define her. I can remember her waking up in the mornings before injecting herself with insulin, she would pull out her prayer notebook and pray for others. My grandmother’s mobility was limited, yet with her tenacious spirit, she was able to write and produce plays at church along with other activities. Sharon, my grandmother would ask my aunt Malvolyn, who I call “one cool aunt”…

As the only girl, life was challenging but I made it through. I learned to be responsible when my parents kicked me out of their house at 18 years old. I was 8 weeks pregnant and I thought I knew it all. I was told to abort my baby, because of my age and inexperience about adulthood. My parents believed they would be caring for the child more than me. I was fearful and scared of the stories I heard about abortions, so I decided to leave, without letting anyone know. I grabbed just enough clothing and left early morning. Since I was young, I did not need much. I worked 2 jobs so I believed I would be able to make it alone. But I didn’t have a clue…

I’m a 27-year-old Pre-K Teacher born and raised in Bronx NY. I have my bachelor’s degree in behavioral science and currently, I’m finishing up my Masters Degree in Early Childhood Education at Mercy College in the Bronx. I live in a two-family home with my maternal grandparents, my parents, and my younger brother. My family is probably my biggest driving force in everything I do. They inspire me to continue to reach for the stars and the moon. .These past few weeks have been incredibly difficult. As many know NY was hit incredibly hard with the COVID-19 virus. You hear about something like this and initially it doesn’t directly affect you but slowly things start to change. For me that change began on March 13, 2020. My work day ended…

Losing my dad has left me empty and confused. Covid-19 has left so many families with an unexplained purpose. My name is Alyssa Navarro, I am a 28-year-old EMT worker. I reside in Kissimmee Florida with my two beautiful children ages 10 and 1, and my amazing husband. On April 2, 2020, I was confronted with the death of my dad. He struggled with some health issues, which put him in the high-risk area. Individuals that have underlying medical conditions like heart, lung disease, and diabetes are in the red area for developing more serious complications from the Covid-19 virus. At approximately 8 AM my dad took his last breath, laying in the Intensive care unit of Jacobi Hospital in the Bronx NY. My family and I were left shattered!…