Zawe Amina

Hey momma 🥺You are strong ,God has finally made it happen and am so proud of the great work you have been doing. I will always be your best friend.I love you pretty lady ☺️❤️@mama Zawe Amina

Yes genetics and enviromental factors causes autisim but on my familys case things are different and this is what the doctors have to say : Here’s how it’s thought to possibly connect: 1. Rh Incompatibility •If a mother is Rh-negative and the baby is Rh-positive, her body might treat the baby’s blood cells as foreign and produce antibodies against them. •This immune response can lead to hemolytic disease of the newborn (HDN), especially in subsequent pregnancies. 2. Link to Autism (theory-based, not conclusive) •Some studies have looked at whether immune reactions during pregnancy like those caused by Rh incompatibility could affect fetal brain development. •These studies have suggested a possible association, but the results are inconclusive and not universally accepted. •If Rh incompatibility leads to severe jaundice or brain injury (like kernicterus), it might increase the risk of neurodevelopmental issues, but this is rare today due to preventive treatment. And Hey momma ❤️Am proud of you @mama Zawe Amina

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I’ll always work on both my outer glow and inner grace ,keeping it classy, curvy, and Christ-centered. I’m sexy in Christ, and I’ll never leave His side.

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Romans 12:19🤎 Beloved, never avenge yourselves, but leave it to the wrath of God, for it is written, 'Vengeance is mine, I will repay,' says the Lord". Dress- @vee's collection 🦋🌹❤️

Dear Me🥹🥰, Happy 26th birthday. Wow look how far you’ve come. You’ve made it through moments you thought would break you, smiled through silent battles, and grown in ways no one else could ever understand. You owe yourself deep gratitude for showing up, again and again, even when it was hard. At 26, you’re no longer trying to just survive you’re choosing to live. To thrive. To breathe deeper, love softer, and walk boldly into your own light. Here are a few lessons I’ve learned and now choose to leave behind: 1. People-pleasing. I’ve learned that being kind doesn’t mean being a doormat. My peace matters. My voice matters. I no longer shrink myself to keep others comfortable. 2. Overthinking and perfectionism. I release the belief that everything has to be perfect before I start. Progress is more important than perfection. I trust myself now to try, to fail, and to try again. 3. Carrying what’s not mine. Guilt, shame, responsibilities that were never meant for me I’m setting them down. I am allowed to rest. I am allowed to be free. 4. Fear of outgrowing people. Growth comes with change. Some people were lessons, not lifetimes. I honor what they brought, but I no longer cling to what holds me back. 5. Doubting my worth. I’ve done the work. I am worthy not because of what I do, but simply because I exist. As I walk into this new chapter: I choose joy, even when it feels unfamiliar. I choose softness, even after all the hard. I choose to believe in the woman I’m becoming flawed, fierce, free. I give myself permission to keep becoming. This is my year of alignment. Not proving, not pleasing just being. And that, my love, is more than enough. Here’s to 26. To healing. To evolving. To blooming wildly, without apology. With love, Me😩😍

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