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On September 11, 1973, a country was changed forever: Chile! A military coup, a legendary presidency ending, a dark dictatorship before new beginnings… 

This is part 1 of our closing chapter videos on Awêhè on 🇨🇱 with 5 books and then 4 films you should check to find out more about this story. 

#chile #southamerica #history #book #recommendations
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Walking into my 26th year. Counting my blessings and appreciating the experiences that make this life real. Grateful for my body, my beloved husband, family, friends, who make me smile & inspire me. Grateful to be able to express myself, practicing doing what means the most to me.

I am learning to embrace life as it is, remembering and cultivating gratitude for those, on this plane and the others, who make this life possible.

Looking into the future and remembering the past, I am happy to be moving, expressing & creating. Thank you for being with me!

💛
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Thank you, Copenhagen! Always a pleasure to come back to @den_anden_side_cph, which truly feels like home💗

It was a joy to bring our collaboration with @drift_kyiv & @assmrcph to life, offering a special Pride edition. Thank you to all the cuties involved!!

To all the cuties on the dancefloor ~ I was honored to present my performance, as well as the dj set and I’m very grateful for how warmly you received it💌

Photos 1-2 @cemeteryofsplendour
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This is the hardest post I’ve ever done. Last Sunday marked 3 years since I am in full cancer remission.

I’ve been thinking for years about what I wanted to say in this post, but I still haven’t figured it out. I just want to leave it here as a memory, a marker of a chapter, of what life can be and how real it can get. I also want to share it because it’s a part of my story and perhaps some people here still think I shaved my head for the looks :)

I was 22 when I was diagnosed with lymphoma and had to go through chemotherapy. It was pretty surreal to face something like that back then. Life didn’t stop while I was going through it, loosing family members and friends, war, traveling, organising events… Loosing my father to cancer while I was finishing my last cycle of chemo.

This experience made me who I am today. It was the most profoundly transformative (destructive & healing) process ever for me. So much pain, fear, weakness and still finding the strength, love and support to cope. There are too many things I want to say and they all feel important. Mostly, I am now just so grateful, grateful to myself, my loved ones, grateful for everything and everyone.

I hope this post can also be a reminder to do your checkups, strive for a healthier lifestyle, love and appreciate life.

Thank you <3
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