All AB Admins, Leaders and Members (myself included🙂).

First and foremost I'd like to say a big thank you to everyone for accepting me wholeheartedly as a part of this family.

Less than a year ago I payed a visit twitter and decided to search for friends then I came across @shay . I slipped into her dm after she followed me back and whiles chatting with her she made mention about a group of ARMYs that we're doing something great for the boys so as a baby ARMY and out of curiosity I asked for her help so I can be a part of it (initially it was just to meet and make friends with other ARMYs) so she asked me to follow some of the admins.

That's how i met Nancy Eonnie. The first thing she said to me was that I'll have to pass some sort of text (I must that I was surprised and had lots of fun whiles answering those questions) she then asked me to install (line) because I needed training and that is how I met my one of my amazing tutors @Houyamtifa. one thing led the other and today 17/12/2020 KST I can say (60%) that I'm a proud member of AB.

I never once thought that a broke West African girl like myself can also be of help to someone.

AB has taught me lots of things that words can describe. There were days I wanted to leave the group because I felt I didn't belong here (financially unstable, not too inclined to modern tech, apps, etc)

I saw many flaws in myself, felt inferior and thought I was a nuisance (for asking too many 'unnecessary' questions🙂) sometimes but through it all you all encouraged me, thought me to be a better version of myself through some of the things that you say or discuss. I once chatted with @Lissy_Chimmy⁷~AB and it felt like talking to my older sister which I don't have.

Sorry for being emotional.

All I want to say is thank you everyone for accepting and making me a part of your family and showing me this much love even though I have a little to offer. Though I've never met any of you in person but it always feels like I have. Gamsahabnida Yeoleobun. Borahae 💜💜💜💜