It's My Choice - Chung, Soo Myung
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This is a journey through doubt, fear, pain, and joy. It's a story of healing self in mind, body, and spirit through choices made in a lifetime; a story belonging to anyone; a story without gender, race, or wealth. It's my choice! I think of the many times I've told myself that and the years it took before I believed it. They're reminders that I own my decisions regardless what the situation is or who tells me what to do. Today, self-reminders are less frequent because I feel in control of my whole life, not just part of it. Why? Because I have a free will, God's gift to each of us. It's a…mehr

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This is a journey through doubt, fear, pain, and joy. It's a story of healing self in mind, body, and spirit through choices made in a lifetime; a story belonging to anyone; a story without gender, race, or wealth. It's my choice! I think of the many times I've told myself that and the years it took before I believed it. They're reminders that I own my decisions regardless what the situation is or who tells me what to do. Today, self-reminders are less frequent because I feel in control of my whole life, not just part of it. Why? Because I have a free will, God's gift to each of us. It's a love-gift given freely, unconditionally. It is without strings, enabling me to choose my journey, my path. I believe that it is by loving ourselves we can make progress and become better. I believe that our purpose on earth is to become better human beings by recognizing that special light within us-God. To you, reader, God may be the Universal Consciousness, Allah, or the Almighty. Whichever it is, remember it is your choice!
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Soo Myung Chung was born as the youngest of ten children. She graduated from Kaimuki High School and in college, she studied in The University of Hawai'i, where she majored in medical technology. After finishing tertiary education, Soo worked as a medical technologist in Terre Haute, Indiana. After four months, she married her husband who was a Navy Hospital corpsman, a profession which requires frequent travelling. Together with her husband, Soo travelled to different states-Washington, D.C, Alexandria, Virginia, California, and Phoenix, Arizona- to work. After her husband's untimely death, Soo decided to go back to go back to The University of Hawai'i to pursue a master's degree in public health, specializing in health planning. After completion, she worked as a health planner in a health insurance company for 5 years, before returning to being a medical technologist, working for the Federal Government. After 26 years of working in Department of the Navy, she finally retired.