In 1985, Ann-Marie Campbell—a Jamaican immigrant living in South Florida—started as a cashier at Home Depot making just $3.35 an hour; today, she earns a $1 million salary.
u/RaisinAloneVortex — 10 days ago
r/Jamaica
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One of the things we don’t really address as a Jamaican society - Dementia.
u/ExemplaryWriter — 10 days ago
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Everytime you pass or scorn a 'mad' person, they are still people. It's a natural response to react that way or even u protecting yourself. More proactive care for mental disorders should happen in 🇯🇲 There are too many things we don’t try to understand and we just let many fall in the cracks
u/ExemplaryWriter — 10 days ago
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Everyday humans stare mortality in its face yet we are often distracted from the fragility of life. When we're young, we may feel invincible but aging is a must. We are often consumed by the unnecessary, the noise, drama, fights, disunity, struggle. Don't let life pass u by. Good content, young man
u/ExemplaryWriter — 10 days ago