Thank You, Post #32

 


     After only sharing my story and blog for about 15 months with 31 previous blogs, my Blog has had 2,000 views.  I still remember when I started on this journey, I thought I would have little to no support; but now to see this, I feel so humbled.  For those who may be interested, the following stats is from the countries that have been viewing my blog:

United States: 1,790 views 
United Kingdom: 52 views
Canada: 33 views
Ireland: 25 views
India: 22 views
Sweden: 20 views
Australia: 12 views
Germany: 8 views
United Arab Emirates: 4 views
Brazil: 4 views
Japan: 4 views
Malta: 3 views
Philippines: 3 views
Switzerland: 2 views
Honduras: 2 views
Netherlands: 2 views
Trinidad & Tobago: 2 views
Ghana: 1 view
Jordan: 1 view
Other countries: 9 views

I Hope and Pray that this Blog has helped at least a few people, and maybe helped with awareness as well. 

Thank you All for all of your support.

Big Hugs,
Jade

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