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Tunde Ososanya
– A young lady shared her amazing accomplishment on Twitter recently and has been receiving tons of support
– According to Marisa, she and her son have been left homeless seven times this year alone
– Marisa took to the social media platform to share two adorable images of them in their new home
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Feel-good success stories are truly the best and most of these stories tend to spark some sort of motivation in people. A lady identified as Marisa (@Maricalamariii on Twitter) shared her amazing success story online.
According to Marisa, she has been homeless a shocking seven times in the past year. After starting a business, she managed to secure a place for herself and her baby boy to stay. Marisa posted two adorable images on Twitter.
The first image shows her and her baby holding the key to their new home while the second image is of the two of them posing. It’s truly an inspirational moment to be shared and enjoyed.
After being homeless seven times this year, Marisa managed to secure a place for herself and her son.
Source: @Maricalamariii
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Take a look at her cute yet motivational tweet below:
Below are just a few of the heartwarming messages left for Marisa and her son:
@ShineLove44 wrote:
“Congrats sweetie. Someday, I will be like you. You inspire me.”
@Adoree_Kaylaa said:
“The picture of y’all both holding the keys.”
@jesus813_ added:
“Real definition of “We all gotta”, sad story, just grind harder.”
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Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a man in the US, Micheal Gray, showed great love to his wife after he bought an abandoned house and renovated it to a great taste.
Gray, who lives in Detroit, bought the home from his nephew for $1500 (N570k) and moved into it immediately.
Before the purchase, the man was living in the basement of his niece’s house. A year after in 2010, the man started a 10-year renovation plan that would thoroughly transform the house.
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