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User Profile: HelloMotoZ3
HelloMotoZ3 December 9th, 2025

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User Profile: Amanda84
Amanda84 December 9th, 2025

@HelloMotoZ3


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User Profile: Remina
Remina January 10th

@HelloMotoZ3

I love this!

I moved this out of the Listener only subcommunity and moved it to a member forum! :) The goal is for any content that applies to members to be in the member-facing forums!

User Profile: jesusredeemedme2425
jesusredeemedme2425 January 10th

I finished a book today <3

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User Profile: Remina
Remina January 10th

@jesusredeemedme2425

What was the book called? 

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User Profile: jesusredeemedme2425
jesusredeemedme2425 January 11th

“I Will Always Write Back” <3

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User Profile: Remina
Remina January 12th

@jesusredeemedme2425

Sounds interesting, is it a romance?

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User Profile: jesusredeemedme2425
jesusredeemedme2425 January 13th

No, it’s about a boy in Zimbabwe and a girl in America who become penpals, and how it changes both of their lives <3 It’s a true story :)

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User Profile: Remina
Remina January 14th

@jesusredeemedme2425

Oh sounds nice!

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User Profile: Meditativesoul2
Meditativesoul2 January 10th

@burningspiritual1only

User Profile: Linnea052
Linnea052 January 10th

These really work, you just need to give them a try. Even 2-3 minutes of each can make a difference, you dont need to commit to the whole thing

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User Profile: Remina
Remina January 10th

@Linnea052

So true!

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User Profile: easyScarf7950
easyScarf7950 January 11th

The book I'm reading is too exciting! I read at night, but I end up staying up too late. The book is called "American Sirens." It's about how the paramedic profession got started in America. It's like a history book that was written like an action movie. It's both quick-paced and filled with amazing back stories about key people and events.

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User Profile: Remina
Remina January 12th

@easyScarf7950

That sounds really exciting! What's your favorite event from the book so far?

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User Profile: easyScarf7950
easyScarf7950 January 13th

The man who invented CPR conducted a daring, high-risk demonstration to prove that the accepted method of resuscitation at the time was completely useless and that his method of giving rescue breaths worked so well that anyone could do it. He gave his subjects anesthesia and a drug that paralyzed them and let regular people including a young Boy Scout perform CPR. It worked! This man was the one who trained the first paramedics, who were all African Americans recruited from a disadvantaged neighborhood.

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User Profile: Remina
Remina January 13th

@easyScarf7950

Oh that is amazing, I love that!

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User Profile: SimplyCompassionate
SimplyCompassionate January 12th

@HelloMotoZ3

Thanks for the wonderful tips 😊

User Profile: Calmingcat13
Calmingcat13 January 13th

this actually works

User Profile: plushPalm56
plushPalm56 January 14th

Thank you for sharing