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Visit our archives of articles. Topics range from women's health and small business resources to spiritual encounters at empowerment retreats. Lord, some days I’m so tired. I just don’t want to go on another day. Everyone pulls on me. My husband, my kids, my co-workers. I need to find time alone with You, and no one seems to want to let that happen but me. My body aches. My feet hurt. My heart just cries. I get so I just want to lay down and go to sleep and let the world go right on by me. Powerful poetry of Hiyaah Power Poet's Grandmother! When someone shows you that they can’t be respectful to you to support you, you need to take that into account. When someone is not around when you really need them, how can you trust them to have your back during rougher times? Powerful Poetry by Hiyaah Poet Annette Harness. Powerful poetry by Hiyaah Poet Pam Osbey a.k.a. Mocha Sistah. Darlene Shervington Lends Her Beautiful Voice
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in Domestic Violence Shelters Poetry from Hiyaah Power poet Lisa Bartley-Lacey. October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and Hiyaah Power Inc., has been rallying the forces to fight the war against domestic violence for months. Hiyaah Power Inc., has initiated "Lend Me Your Hand" an annual 50 State Shelter Donation Campaign scheduled to deliver resources and services to women and children this December 2004. Women’s shelters, businesses and organizations all over the country are combining their services, products and resources to aid and empower battered women and their families. The POWER of Domestic Violence Survivors
Tap into the power of testimony and the stories of survival from triumphant Hiyaah Power members who have shared their experiences with domestic violence. This is Sheila's story.
The POWER of Domestic Violence Survivors
Tap into the power of testimony and the stories of survival from triumphant Hiyaah Power members who have shared their experiences with domestic violence. This is Pam's story.
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