"The door to Me I've entered many doors……" — Tracy Mabinton
"The door to Me I've entered many doors in my lifetime, but no door is like the door of Me. This was and still is the best door I've ever entered, for once in my life I get to see Me. Me with all my character. Me with my gift to uplift and motivate. Me with all my flaws. Me with the gift to bring joy to myself and others. The door of Me is golden, that it shines brighter than the noon day sun. I am gorgeous, articulate, great sense of humor, full of anointing; brave and bold. When I enter the door of Me, I am not ashamed of my steps that I createdd, Because, they are steps of strength, determination, joy, pain; hurt and fear. But I thank God for Me, for I am still here."
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Tracy Mabinton
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