Given so much, What have I done to Deserve it? Nothing, Absolutely nothing. No wonder my heart Dances. - Ann Lewin-Benham - Quotesmemo.com

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Focus on sharing your story and affecting the people that are hungry for your light.

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Ann Lewin-Benham

Given so much, What have I done to Deserve it? Nothing, Absolutely nothing. No wonder my heart Dances.

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