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#WomenSupportingWomen


The Challenge Accepted campaign is a way for women to support one another and celebrate themselves. The challenge consists of women posting a black and white picture of themselves, using the hashtag #WomenSupportingWomen and including a thank you to the woman who nominated them.
Thank you Jessica Keen. You are an inspiration. And I nominate Selina Win Pe.
But I can't just post me. I have many beautiful friends. Not all have sat for me...yet. 
But here are some that have. 
1) Me....Kate Branch. Proudly a woman that can say has real friends. Real conversations. The right people in my life.
2) Irena. You are one of the most inspirational women I have met. You intuitive wisdom stops me in my tracks. You are like a living version of "The Alchemist." Thank the stars I found someone living their truth 100%. They exist people
3) Rebeka. Did you know you can have a park date pushing your kids on a swing and take a call to discuss PHD academic theories to your co-workers. Then slip straight back into casually talking. Rebeka can.  
4) Yvette. Another strong woman. Dedicated to her family and her health and wellness. I mean let's face it. She has had four beautiful kids and she look like this. You try running at 6am after a night with four kids. 
5) Jessica. Amazing example of how one person can change a community. Thanks to Jess, our kids are safer walking to school. As are her four. 
6) Betty. One of the strongest women I know. Raising three beautiful children (under five) far away from her mother and home. Not everyone can do that. You try. 
7) Emma. No joke....but did you know you can be warm, funny, nice person. And a lawyer?  I did not. But Emma proved me wrong. 
To the other amazing women I know. I love you Xx










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