I'm proud of being almost 5 years clean and sober and this year I earned my associates degree, graduated with honors. Now I'm in university working on a bachelor degree in engineering.

@rsd3273

2 жыл бұрын

Good for you! And congratulations! Just remember that’s something to be proud of! God bless!

@kimking6036

2 жыл бұрын

Congratulations! I know none of that was easy. You are definitely fighting the good fight and winning. You should be proud!

@matteblack3908

2 жыл бұрын

Congratulations!

@MLGB0Yz

Жыл бұрын

My moms name is Cherie as well. It’s a beautiful name with French origin meaning darling and the amount of people who get the spelling wrong, like on a Starbucks cup, is ridiculous. I can understand if you deal with that nonsense, but besides that comment, I want to say that I’m happy to hear you’re making decisions to better your future, hope Jesus is a part of it. God bless you

@stephanienicole4093

Жыл бұрын

That is so good. Congratulations!!!

Rest easy Troy, I hope Eddie carries on after all you're always with him and the fans. Montgomery Gentry will never be the same without you Gentry.

@melaniezirixa1239

4 жыл бұрын

He actually has done another album after the death of his companion. I remember him doing a short KZread video about it coming out.

@hannahhester8376

4 жыл бұрын

@@melaniezirixa1239 I can't imagine how hard that must have been for him to make an album without his best friend playing and singing with him.

@melaniezirixa1239

4 жыл бұрын

@@hannahhester8376 same here

@hanezutchins2786

3 жыл бұрын

What happened?

@meganedwards1039

3 жыл бұрын

@@hanezutchins2786 Troy died in a helicopter crash on September 8th 2017. Eddie's been touring under the MG name in his honor since.

"Some people change" and "Hell Yeah" by Montgomery Gentry are also really good

@squitman23

4 жыл бұрын

"My town" is also a good one

@brookebaker6265

4 жыл бұрын

Yes and Yes! 😊

@djinnee1792

4 жыл бұрын

"Gone" is a fun song, worth a viewing.

@dmr14wizkid14

3 жыл бұрын

You Know Kenny Chesney Did The Song Some People Change 2 Years Before Montgomery Gentry And Therefore Montgomery Gentry Version is A Cover

@EmeraldArcher

2 жыл бұрын

Lonely and gone too!

This song hit me hard. I remember how I used to be homeless for four years after the military. And it's gonna sound bad. But I was happy that I got a job at the Pavilions I used to pan out in front of. The manager helped me make a resume and got me a job working as a courtesy clerk. Then the pandemic hit and I was still able to keep that job. I'm now working in the deli. I may not have a million dollars. But I'm so proud of working and being able to get a house next month and feel like I made it good for myself. I may not be rich. But I am damn proud to have a job and good security in it.

@kimking6036

2 жыл бұрын

We fail our Veterans every day. I am so sorry. You have every reason to be proud of yourself. I don't care what your job is. You are working and doing a damn good job I bet. Keep going. You sound like a fighter to me. You deserve this and more ♥️

@danielclear9416

Жыл бұрын

Good deal. Thank you so much for your service. Your correct, you don't have to be a millionaire to enjoy all life has to offer. The manager alone reinforced my faith in human kindness. Your blessed.

@karenlovejoy8141

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for your service from a Coastie momma and Navy MIL 😊❤️

@peek2661

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service

I’m proud to be serving this country like my grandpa and my great grandpa did before me

I am extremely proud of both of my children. My oldest has Aspergers Syndrome, graduated high-school in 2018 and is now excited to start technical school. My youngest came out of an abusive relationship, found herself and is going strong with her head held high and a smile on her face. It's an awesome feeling to watch your children grow and succeed. BILLY KEEP BEING CRAZY CUZ WE LOVE IT!!

My father has 3 brothers that he lost in WWII, he was unable to serve due to a hunting accident when he was a child. He always felt bad that he couldnt join the army with his brothers. But he raised 4 children, working as a long haul truck driver. He provided for us with hard work, long hours and a faith in god. My parents just celebrated their 69th anniversary. Now that's something to be proud of

If you're doing what you're able And putting food there on the table And providing for the family that you love That's something to be proud of

R.I.P to Troy. He died the week before I was due to see him at my county fair. They're both legends for sure. I love their music. 💜

I’m proud of the simple southern life, a 38yr marriage until cancer took my soul mate, I’m proud to be a mama of 3 daughters whom are all nurses, and have beautiful hearts..proudly blessed

I'm proud of my husband, he just got home from the hospital after being there for about three and a half months.

I’m proud of the step I’m taking by joining the USAF aim high 🇱🇷🇱🇷

@skilz5698

3 жыл бұрын

Same here man

@kyleandrews453

3 жыл бұрын

Eventually I can say same

@Kneel21

3 жыл бұрын

I hope you make it! Thank you for wanting to serve our country

Really great song, with a good meaning. Rest in Peace Troy Gentry you are missed and remembered

Troy was one of my dads best friends for over 20 years. Probably the most genuine guy that I’ve ever had the chance of knowing. I have this song title tattooed over an American Flag on my left arm in his honor and for our country which we should all be proud of. Really glad you did this song!

@shawncreek6652

4 жыл бұрын

Logan, I'm sorry for your loss, just know their music lives on forever! One of my top 10 artist of all time of any genre!

@logancheak6349

4 жыл бұрын

Shawn Creek Thank you. Your definitely correct!

@troyhayes8790

4 жыл бұрын

Such a tragedy!! Broke my heart.

I'm so glad to see ... let's say, "non-typical" new fans and reactions to good country music. These may just be reactions, but many of the fresh, young people doing them are bridging the gaps between generations, genres, and races. I love to see the honest appreciation, and that great lyrics and decent values resonate no matter who you are.

Proud of my time in the Navy. Proud of being a Master Mason. None of those compare to how proud I am of my daughter. She's an amazing 12 yr old.

Montgomery Gentry is so good live. Saw them for my 3rd time one week before Troy Gentry passed away.

Two things I'm most proud of 1. Is my son who is in the Army right now starting his 8th year just got promoted to E6 Staff Sergeant and protecting and serving his country. 2and thing I'm proud of is when I was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis and Fibromyalgia I didn't let it break me. I'm fighting every day for my life and I'm gonna win this battle because I didn't just raise a warrior I am one too.

I'm proud and thankful for my wife at home taking care of our boys and keeping them safe in these troubling times.

I was my proudest serving as a U.S. Army Infantryman in the R.O.K. during the early 80s. I then got married got out of the Army and started a family. The only job I could find was as a sewer worker, so no honor working in other people's sh*t. But I got to go home about every night and spend time with my Wife and kids. I gave thanks to G*D ALMIGHTY for making me humble. Then the LORD blessed me by letting watch my daughter become a success in her chosen field, thru her own hard work and perseverance not asking any help from anyone. I'm proud of both my son and daughter. But I admit I have a special pride in my daughter. Buhdda head your dad loves you and is very proud of you.

Great choice Billy, these guys did a lot of good music during their career. You should do "My Town, Back When I Knew It All, Speed, and Lonely and Gone." RIP Troy Gentry (he's the guy on the guitar). You won't run out of good country music anytime soon.

@GLJ94

4 жыл бұрын

I agree, each of those songs are pure country gold,.

@melaniezirixa1239

4 жыл бұрын

Definitely my town. Love that song.

Eddie Montgomery is the brother to John Michael Montgomery who sand Grundy County Auction and other great hits.

@tenerifecats6652

4 жыл бұрын

Wow, that is a coincidence as JMM is gone too. :p Didn't realize they were related.

@TitanicTruths

4 жыл бұрын

@@tenerifecats6652 JMM isnt gone. He is still alive and well.

@shadowsA7Xme27

4 жыл бұрын

My moms old coworker was a cousin of theirs and this was before MG had hit it big so I only knew of JMM and he used to send me autographed pictures and letters...those were the good days! Now if only I could find all those old memories in my boxes.

@Zodia195

4 жыл бұрын

OMG I never knew that! Montgomery is a pretty common name so that never occurred to me!

@Gutslinger

4 жыл бұрын

@@TitanicTruths And "The Little Girl." Which he has reacted too.

When I was a kid, my great grandma would come up (to OKC from Houston) and stay a couple of weeks with my grandparents and make the rounds to see everyone. But it's amazing the little things that you remember about your elders. The story that I would always hear was her first ride in a covered wagon. Especially in the last 6-8 years when her dementia started creeping through, you could walk out of the room for 2 minutes and come back in and she always wanted to hung you, she'd ask you who you belonged to, and the tell you the covered wagon story again. We loved it! She would also tell us how she was older than the Oklahoma Hills; I think she was born 1 year before statehood. The only things I remember that wouldn't matter to anyone else is that when she would come visit she liked this one particular chair in my grandparents living room. But, as she got older it say a little too low for it to be comfortable getting in and out of. So my Papa built a little platform to set the chair on that raised it up just enough. Plus, my granny bought this 1 little foot stool to put by her char, and always a candy dish with a lid that was full of circus peanuts. Granny LOVED talking on the phone more than any one I've ever known, she even had the teenage girls of the 90's and early 2000's beat. So when my Granny would be getting ready for her to come visit, papa brought the platform and put the chair on it, I got the stool out and moved in by her chair and got the circus peanuts ready, we moved a phone to be right next to her chair... and my granny would put the rolodex next to her chair. And you didn't DARE call out when she was visiting if wasn't 1. short and sweet, or 2. an emergency. Couldn't be tying up her phone line. To this day that brown chair sits in my grandparents living room and every-time I look at it I smile thinking of her. She passed in the early 90's but she was the funniest! Laughed with her whole body and usually she was laughing at herself which would just get her even more tickled.

@alannagilmore8982

Жыл бұрын

This is so beautiful 😍 she sounds like a character! You should just post this on your personal social media- it’s super sweet

I'm proud to be the mom of my 2 kids. They can drive me nuts, but I love the little toots. I'm proud to be my mother's daughter (may she RIP). I am proud of my husband. He is the best man I've ever known, the best father and husband. He works hard and does his best every day.

Hi Billy, I’m very proud of both my husband and my son...they’re my hero’s! Husband is medically retired from USN and my son (my eldest child) is active duty USAF. God bless!

I'm proud of my husband. Hes a desert storm veteran. And I'm proud of my boys.

@jenniferirvine7827

4 жыл бұрын

Please tell him Thank You for his Service.

@tharnden79

4 жыл бұрын

Please thank him for his service!!

@narcissaclink3653

4 жыл бұрын

I will tell him for you.

@dale7790

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your husbands service

@joshhencik1849

4 жыл бұрын

All thing to be proud of!

Most proud of my son. Married his wife and a 20 month old son. Now he has 3 boys, a fantastic wife, great job all under 30!

Love this song. Montgomery Gentry was one of my favorite country duos. RIP Troy. Still hard to believe your gone.

RIP T-Roy (Troy). Eddie always called him T Roy.. Great duo. A LOT of great music from them two guys! Great reaction.

I'm proud of my daughter which is by far my greatest accomplishment! 2nd, I was a correctional officer for the state of Texas and I tried to impact as many lives that I could to prevent recidivism...

Love this song. Brings back so many memories of listening to my parents and grandparents telling stories of how they grew up. Ill always cherish that. 💖

Im proud of getting my life together and away from drugs, enlisting in the army, having 2 beautiful kids and another on the way, and an amazing woman that doesnt hesitate to stand by my side as a partner and have my 6

I'm proud of both of my children. My son who is a Marine and my daughter who is struggling with mental health but is keeping positive.

I'm very proud of my three little cousins I can't even talk about them without crying one 19 16 and once 13 God really blessed me with them I just love them so much

R.I.P Troy Gentry you wil always be missed in the Country scene. I'm Proud that I served the National Guard. God Bless are Military!!

RIP Troy Gentry. A country music legend.

"If all you ever really do is the best you can. Well you did it man."

Plenty of good Montgomery Gentry to check out please: My town Hell yeah Gone One in every crowd Speed If I ever stopped loving you I'll keep the kids Lucky man Lonely and gone

I am proud of my kids, and my grandkids. I am also proud of all my brother a sister veterans making there way in this world.

My town is a very good song but everytime I hear or see a video by them it makes me think that we lost Troy Gentry at the age of 50 almost 3yrs ago and something I am proud of is the love me and my late husband had for each other and I am a very proud mother of 4 beautiful daughters

Something to be proud of? That my son followed in my footsteps and became a soldier and proudly served our country with honor. He was killed in Afghanistan but I'm still proud of him

I'm most proud of my grandpa Dixon he was a veteran in Korea he drove tanks

My son will graduate high school with an 4.48!! Got an almost full ride to Ohio University!! Rest easy Troy!! Love you Billy!! 💜🎓

Billy something I'm proud of is that I failed at my suicide attempt last year! At the time I couldn't see beyond my depression and pain and the emptiness inside of me, now with the help of a new psychiatrist and new meds I am in a better place! It's not perfect, nothing ever is, but I definitely have more better days than I did back then. I'm just really glad I failed that day!!

This is why I love country music, it tells a story. God and country

I am a 17 year old male teen and i don't tack much for granted because I never got to meet my father . he died when i was 4 mouths old and on that side of the family i knew no one and earlier this year i meet my grandparents for the first time ever.That is what i am proud of.

I’m proud of my pregnant daughter who still treats her customers at the bank with cheerful smiles, my son who is working as many hours his store asks of him.... even though he hasn’t graduated from high school yet 💞

i am proud of everyone on the front line this virus from the doctors,nurses to the truck drivers and everybody else who keeps us going and safe a big thank you.

I am 19 years old and I still love to listen to my mom and aunts tell stories about when they were young and how my grandparents were and all the crazy times. I listen to one of my bosses talk about her life growing up in another country when I work long closing shifts with her. There is nothing better than listening to someone’s life and struggles while seeing the emotions the stories bring in their eyes. It makes everything real. I am proud of my mom. I have been in and out of the hospital since the day I was born due to medical problems and she worked 3 jobs to be able to take me to specialists all the time and get me speech and physical therapists. She put food on the table for me and my sisters and I am proud of her. Everytime I was sick, everytime I had to have surgery she was there no matter how hard it was for her. She is who I am proud of. She is strong and amazing.

I am proud of teaching for over 20 years. Montgomery Gentry is one of my all time favorites. They were our go-to concert every summer for years u til a helicopter crash tragically robbed us of the tall, dark Troy Gentry with the powerful voice and energy in the chorus. Check.out one of his last, A Better Man. It's like he knew...

Listening to this song still gives me chills!!

I actually haven't been able to listen to Montgomery Gentry since Troy's death....I miss his voice...I miss his presence. But I'm proud of what he left behind. And in my life personally, what I proud of to leave behind, my daughter.

I played this song for my wife today. She has trouble realizing just how important she is. For the past 40 years (yes we’re old), she has been a Nurse. ‘That’ IS something to be proud of, but, she’s always done MORE, she is always there for others no matter her own needs. Recently with all the COVID patients, her position demanded being on call, or working overtime to cover staffing. She has started feeling the effects and it is causing her physical pain to continue working as she does. She refuses to retire as she feels she would be letting her staff and patients down. I have no doubt she would stay there, damn the consequences, until she herself passed away. Recently, she was offered an alternative position, more in align with her longevity, that would allow her to actually leave at the end of her shift. This decision has weighed heavily on her. In her mind she is abandoning the Emergency Department, she struggles with accepting taking an ‘easier’ job (btw, it is not really easier, just more managerial). ‘That’ something to be proud of for her would take up volumes, she has more than done her fair share, but to her, it will never be enough. This song is hers. Thanks Biily

Man. I love Montgomery Gentry!!! The guitar player is Troy Gentry. He died a couple of years ago in a helicopter crash. =(

I'm proud of my husband and son. They are my everything on this earth

I am proud of my dad who served in the Marines until the day he took his last breath. He was a great father and loved us soooo much.💛💛💛

Something I'm proud of is my babies . They are 2 teenagers 16 year old son and my 14 year old daughter. I am also proud of my husband of 18 years he is a awesome man and wornderful father and the only man for me. I love all 3 of them so much💜💜💜

I have a really bad lupus but what I'm proud of is I wake up with a smile every day. But mostly I'm soooooo proud of my daughter she is my greatest accomplishment. Love your chanel

I’m so glad you did this song. This is such a powerful song, it don’t matter what job you have. As long as your working ,making an honest living is darn sure something to be proud of. Every job, whether it be a janitor, cook, waitress, cop, firemen, contractor, CEO, or whatever it is. Every job has a need, to keep everything going. No one should ever look down on anybody for their job, as if they’re working that’s what matters. Love this song.

I’m proud of raising my son the way I did with zero help from his father! He graduated college mid Covid by mail with honors!

Love Montgomery Gentry! They have so many great songs! My Town, Speed and Hell Yeah are also among my favorites (along with this one). Was a very sad day when Troy Gentry died in a helicopter crash. 😔. Thanks for your reactions Billy, you bring a smile to my face 😉

I find it so hard to listen to Montgomery Gentry since Troy's death, but I needed this today ❤ if you could, please react to Roll With Me, Lonely and Gone, Speed, or Where I Come From.

RIP T-Roy have to react to "Didn't I" and "Roll with Me"

@aarontodd72

4 жыл бұрын

Yes and yes I would add tattoos and scares

@leemcginnis7873

4 жыл бұрын

Corner of lonely and gone

@user-ze5uv3mv2d

4 жыл бұрын

Better me...

@connortucker5101

4 жыл бұрын

I would add where I come from and if you ever stop loving me

I'm proud of the way my dad raised me,say yes mamm,no mamm,yes sir,no sir,don't abuse women, hold the door,pray for your food,and pray to God before you go to sleep and love you FAM and be greatful you have a roof over your head but the most think I'm proud of is all the vets who served for us to be free THX YALL

Sometimes we are so focused on the mountain in front of us that we forget all about the mountains we've already climbed.

I grew up lovin this song since I was a kid and still gets me emotional it makes me think of my grandpa that passed till this day

I was lucky enough to see them live at Ft. Gordon during a Fourth of July show. They were truly special to watch live. Something I'm proud of is my family's military history. We can trace it back to the Scottish Rebellion. My GreatX6 grandfather was one of the first official American officers to die at the Battle of Concord. His efforts gave the Sons of liberty and main army enough time to hold the British off at the Battle of Lexington. I'm also proud of being the first woman on both sides of my family to have served in the military.

I'm so glad I grew up in the generation before social media ...I grew up listening to stories on the front porch swings and looking at actual black and white photos ... my grandpa died a few years ago and thru family history stuff his old best friend found me on fb and we got to talking and hearing the stories he told me has been so surreal and amazing and the best thing he ever said was " your grandpa would be so proud of you ...and tour grandpa always had this spark and fire in him and I see it burning so bright in you " ... I felt so humbled and honored to hear them words 😍❤🌷 I hope I make all my family members proud

I'll go along with the poster recommending Montgomery Gentry's "Some People Change".

I'm proud of my 3 amazing sons and my family . Thank you to you Billy and also birdman as well as all reactors to helping everyone get though these tough days we appreciate you and also thankfull and proud of our military and essential workers getting us through this hard and crazy time . Keep up the great work Billy love your channel a d is helping me though this crazy time , thank you for your service Billy love and hugs your way stay safe

I dedicated this song to my husband we have been together for 46 years now and we’ve never had a lot but he’s always always provided for us as a family to this day the kids are grown and gone but he’s still working so hard to provide for them and their families and me I really couldn’t be more Proud of the man he is I really love him ❤️ so much

I'm proud of my family's military history. These stories happen. Im also proud I got to see these guys twice.

Rest in Peace Troy! You are missed! One of my favorite Music duos! This song reminds me of growing up in a multigenerational family (up to 4 generations) and sitting and listening to my grandpa tell stories. I feel so grateful for growing up that way. It reminds me of sitting and listening to Oma tell stories of growing up in East Germany during the second world war. The stories of climbing out of a moving train window and or hiding under floor boards. Then taking a hike to Switzerland to escape. Managing to end up on the West side of Berlin, and sneaking in and out of East Germany to visit family. The saddest thing is that most of the family didn't want to sit and listen to her stories, but I loved to listen to them. Glad I did, because she reverted back to German now. The sad thing is my Niece asked my brother in law what their medical history was, and he said, "Don't know, because family history is death by bombs." (war). Oma isn't my grandmother, but my brother in laws mom, but I call her Oma because I adopted her.

One of my favorite song Something that I'm proud of is not giving up after I was hurt on the job and not listening to people that said I'll never walk again or have the ability to work again. I am walking mostly okay and I'm working as a Medical security guard.

One of my favorite all time songs. Thanks Billy. I'm most proud of my family that I'm raising. I'm proud of graduating college and grad school while going through a horrible marriage / divorce and getting remarried. I'm proud that I was able to build a business and make it profitable. I'm proud that I'm an American.

You spoke well and made me feel a whole lot better about my situation tonight... thank you very much. I needed it!

Love this song so much!

I am very proud of my two kids. I get compliments about how respectful & caring they are. And that started when my kids were young. They are now 28 & 26.

I'm proud of my grandmother. She is so strong. I don't know how she remains so strong after losing my grandpa almost a year ago. I know she misses him we all do. But I am so proud of her.

I was 18 and got hit with serious medical issues. My family and myself thought my life was done. We believed I wouldn't have a career, marriage, kids, we truly believed I would be in a hospital the rest of my life. I'm now thirty with my own child care business, happily married for three years, and starting the processes of adoption and foster care. I'm damn proud of myself. 😊

SO true Billy! RIGHT NOW while the country is closed down, I'm working full steam ahead, makes me THANKFUL for my job & my health!!

Eddie Montgomery, the big guy in black, is John Michael Montgomery's brother.

@stcif

4 жыл бұрын

I never knew that!

@tobiaswalker7562

4 жыл бұрын

I didn't know that! Thanks!

I’ll always be proud of my kids. Rest in paradise Troy Gentry!

What I’m PROUD of...My Daddy who CHOSE to be MY DADDY when I was just 6yrs old!! He passed away back in December 2015 day after Christmas!!! Me as a lil girl n now a woman I get to tell everyone my Daddy CHOSE TO BE MY DADDY HE PICKED ME TO BE HIS DAUGHTER!!!

I remember Troy Gentry passed on the same day that country legend Don Williams passed.. Which was also weird because just a few weeks prior, I googled to see if Don Williams was still alive, because most of his live performances that I've saw looked like they were recorded in the 1980's.

I survived being near death in a coma, and having to spend almost three months in the hospital doing physical therapy and recovering from numerous infections and fevers from said coma in 2018 to early 2019.

@joshhencik1849

4 жыл бұрын

Absolutely something to be proud of. Fighter.

@lisaredwine4857

4 жыл бұрын

I hear you. I had a similar experience after a car accident. I was only in for a month though. 7 months in a wheelchair though. It was a tough time, but it was good too in a way.

I'm proud of my dad who served in the navy, and my stepmom for going through life with all her struggles (over 60 surgeries since she was born to start with). I'll take this a step further: I'm thankful to my stepmom for raising me as her own daughter since I was 6 years old (just turned 37 as I write this), and in these times of covid-19 I'm extremely thankful that I still have a job.

I am so proud of all of my kids. They are 25, 22 and 21. I love them, but more importantly I like them as people. They are hand shakers and door holders. Proud mama :)

I'm proud of my late father for being in the Seals and a firefighter in NYC during the 9/11 attacks.

Proud of my heritage and that my Children have knowledge and embraced their heritage.

My parents were immigrants (legally in 1958) and they always preached what they said in this song. Work hard, family and friends and they built their dream. And when they wanted a vacation to visit family in Ireland, dad had 2 jobs and mom took on extra. They were a team, married 63 years and taught my brother and I to work hard and be thankful for what you have. When we went home no one had heat, it was just fireplaces (it was Dublin, not the country), no one complaining, just happy, loving people. I didn't miss our big home, heat or pool. I actually envied them. I love visiting family still, they also have heat 🤣. Hey I am getting older

US Navy Veteran. 30 years in a skilled trade. Married for 30+ years with 3 kids. All raised up right and doing good on their own nowadays. And THAT is what I am proudest of.

Thank you for doing this song. They had the best songs. It broke my heart when Troy (T-ROY)Gentry was killed. Rest easy Troy. Eddie is still goin strong with you watching over him. Thank you again Billy. God Bless!

Montgomery Gentry " Some People Change " Thanks Billy !

I moved to California from Louisiana last year and this song is something that kept me going. I grew up listening to it and every time I’m broke and felt like what I was doing was small or pointless or feel like my parents wouldn’t be proud of me because I’m not doing anything big in my life I put this song on or just think of it and I feel almost renewed by it

Every time I have a rough day at work I always listen to this song on the way home. “You don’t need to make a million, just be thankful be working” is always what I need to hear. Then I get home and realize what really matters

Something I'm proud of: when my mom suffered 5 strokes and kidney failure I took care of her and moving her and I back home to Wisconsin from Arizona. She has now suffered another 2 heart attacks in the last 2 weeks. I'm struggling right now but my family and friends are here to support me and her

i was tossed out at 16, my 16 birthday night, Came home to my stuff on the porch. i am proud i did not give up! I got an education and I am happy and I am where I wanted to be!

I’m most proud of providing for my daughter. I grew up dirt poor, most of my clothes came from yard sales, I ended up a teen mom with an abusive partner. I somehow managed to leave him before it got real ugly, became the first person in my family to graduate college and have not messed up too bad as a parent. Growing up a sit down restaurant or a movie was a treat. I’m able to give my daughter so much more than I had. Life is not all about money, and money doesn’t make me happy but being able to buy her shoes that aren’t used for school or $20 to see a movie with friends does make me happy. Hopefully that doesn’t sound completely vain.

You want to know what I'm most proud of. It's not what, it's who. My kids are who I'm most proud of!