To All Brave Women
To you, brave woman, fighter who struggles every day to put on a smile, as if you were raising your flag. To you, woman whose eyes are the color of power, the eyes with which you convey your gaze, the affection you feel for life and the people around you.
Today I dedicate to you, because no one else knows how to use every battle to weather the storm. Today I admire you because you can see the light when the darkness takes over. My words are for you today so that you will be reminded that you are full of love, courage and greatness.
Women with a brave face and a courageous look
I know the face of those women who do their best every morning to start their day with a smile on their face, even when there is a dark cloud over their heads called cancer. Their gaze is charged with courage, full of strength; it shows that life can be hard, but worth it nonetheless.
These women are brave not because they are not afraid, but because they have decided to keep moving forward despite their fear.
For them, their fight is a constant routine, a daily task, their mission, their strategy. Day in and day out they apply their powers and urges to live and this permeates the people around them. These women have learned to bring light to every storm.
They have armed themselves with bravery. They have used their shields against adversity and have accepted that they are an active part of the fight against cancer. These are brave and courageous women. Their greatness lies not only in their combative attitude, but also in their ability to rise again every time they fall. They know how to use their inner strength and potential to keep going and never give up.
They are able to find the opportunity to build strength in any weakness.
Their faces show that despite their fear, insecurity and constant pain, they still stand erect to get the most out of life. They are grandmothers, mothers, daughters, friends, pink warriors who use their strength as their shield and their attitude as their armor. The courage they carry on their backs is revealed in their eyes. We can learn great lessons from these women; they are great teachers.
Determined women, free women, brave women, brave women. However, sometimes they fall. There is sadness hidden in their smiles, they lose their urge to keep fighting, they fall silent and fear takes over. They forget that they are full of power inside. However, they know very well how to build bridges for their strength.
Therefore, the least we can do is take care of these women, admire them, thank them and love them. Join them during their fight and help them when they need it. Hug them as hard as you can so they know they are not alone, that we are their fellow warriors. Understand their silences and their affection for life.
To you who fight
And now to you, woman who fights every day, listen to these words:
“I admire your strength, your ability to be born again and gather more strength. I admire your urge to get up and move on, your potential to keep moving forward. I admire your journey. You are strong, tall and beautiful. You are full of courage, love and life. Your eyes reveal your battles and your smile drives you every day. You are an example of progress, a true master.
Maybe it came without warning, without asking your permission. Perhaps you have been overcome by fear and insecurity has become your companion. But with your courage, your inner strength and your fighting spirit, you have learned to find light in the darkness.
No one knows how much it hurts or what fear you harbor. No one knows how you feel or what you think. However, remember who you are and where you can go. Remember how much inner strength and potential you have. You are able to keep going.’
