Rene Murata has endured the agony, that comes along with helping a child through drug addiction. In addition, she has experienced financial issues, along with the highs and lows of running a business. Remarkably, she’s learned to embrace the bad times along with the good, so that she can appreciate the joys of life.
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Kenya Young Thrown into adulthood and independency, Kenya Young is an outstanding example for people, who suffer with issues of abandonment and those who...
