SERGIO FERREIRA

[Tiger King🐯 @DaBayouBandit]

yesterday at 1023pm my sister was killed in a car accident, i never knew my sons bday party would be the last time i saw her. 22 with the whole world ahead of her ended by a drunk driver. Tell your people you love them and hug them a lil tighter till me meet again Lexani Storm

[SÃO PAULO MIL GRAU @SaoPauloMiIGrau]

Nunca vou abandonar, mas agradeço bastante que aprendi a não me importar mais.

Amo esse clube, só que não me permito deixar o São Paulo afetar a minha vida. Assisto, torço, comemoro e xingo. Mas quando a televisão desliga é como se nada existisse mais.

Tomei essa decisão há muitos anos atrás e recomendo que vocês também a façam.

A vida é curta demais pra ir dormir com dor de cabeça de raiva porque o Arboleda ainda joga no meu time.

[Antonio Tabet @antoniotabet]

O curioso caso do eleitor que se diz patriota, odeia bandido e se acha moralmente superior, mas pretende votar numa chapa na qual o candidato à presidente é investigado por corrupção, lavagem de dinheiro e evasão de divisas e o vice deve responder por estupro de vulnerável.

[Hosna ⚖️ בניטה @DOGEQEEN]

She survived Auschwitz, raised a son alone in Queens, and never remarried. Her son would go on to become a rock star, but to him, she remained the strongest person he had ever known.

Flora Klein was born in Hungary in 1925. She was a Jewish girl growing up in a country that would eventually try to destroy her people. In 1944, when the Nazis finally invaded Hungary after years of an uneasy alliance, Flora was 19 years old. For a time, Hungarian Jews had been spared the fate that had already overtaken Jewish communities elsewhere in Europe. Then that protection disappeared almost overnight.

Flora and her family were rounded up, forced into cattle cars, and deported to Auschwitz-Birkenau, the extermination camp where more than 400,000 Hungarian Jews were murdered within a matter of months. Flora survived. One of her brothers, Larry, survived as well. Everyone else in her family, including her parents, siblings, aunts, uncles, and cousins, was killed in the gas chambers. Flora was only 19 when the world she knew was destroyed.

She would live another 74 years carrying the weight of what had happened.

After liberation in 1945, Flora spent years in displaced persons camps, places that became a kind of limbo for survivors who had nowhere to return to. Eventually, she married and became pregnant. In 1949, in Haifa, Israel, she gave birth to a son named Chaim Witz.

The marriage did not last. By 1958, Flora made the decision to leave for America. She went alone with her eight-year-old son. She spoke no English and had no money. All she had was her child and the same instinct to survive that had carried her through Auschwitz.

They first settled in Washington Heights and later moved to Queens. Flora found work in New York's garment factories, working long hours for little money and stitching clothes by the piece. She never remarried. Her son later explained that she had been deeply affected by the losses she had endured and had become fiercely protective of the small family she had left.

Flora rarely spoke about the camps. She didn't explain the nightmares, the silences, or why she saved every scrap of food and could never bring herself to throw things away. But she didn't have to explain everything. Her actions said enough.

From his mother, her son learned two lessons that would stay with him for the rest of his life: nothing is impossible, and survival means working harder than everyone else.

Those lessons helped build a rock star.

Chaim Witz would eventually become Gene Simmons, the bass player, co-founder, and fire-breathing face of KISS. The makeup, the outrageous performances, and eventually the global empire all grew alongside the work ethic Flora had instilled in him.

“Everything I am is because of my mother,” Gene has said. “She survived hell and still had the strength to raise me. Nothing I’ve done compares to what she survived.”

Flora lived long enough to see her son become famous and wealthy, but she never wanted the spotlight for herself. She had survived Auschwitz by learning how to remain unseen, and even after finding safety, she stayed private, quiet, and humble.

For decades, she refused to speak publicly about her past. But when she reached her 80s, she slowly began sharing her story. She gave testimony to Holocaust museums and allowed her experiences to be recorded for future generations. Gene said she did it because the survivors were growing older and dying, while Holocaust denial was becoming more common. She also wanted her grandchildren to understand where they came from.

After remaining silent for nearly sixty years, Flora Klein finally spoke because she didn't want the memory of her generation to disappear with it.

She died in December 2018 at the age of 93 in Los Angeles, surrounded by her family.

Her obituary identified her as Gene Simmons's mother. But that was only one part of her story.

Flora Klein was 19 when she entered Auschwitz. She should have died there. Instead, she survived.

[@mazereporter @maze2216]

"Me enquadrar como "o gay" seria muito confortável para o sistema. Que gay o caralho. Eu sou um ser humano, uma pessoa. O que eu faço com a minha sexualidade não é a coisa mais importante na minha vida. Isso é um aspecto, de terceiro lugar.
(Ney Matogrosso)

[Nori Noriega @NoriNoriNoriega]

Nada como um diretor de TV dos bons.

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

🚨🐐 AS Monaco manager Filipe Luis after beating PSG: “For me, Luis Enrique is not just the best manager in the world. He’s one of the best EVER”.

“I can only learn a lot from him”.

[Sombra Tricolor @SombraTricolor]

Tá difícil ler notícias: Vorcaro, Moraes, empresas quebrando, meu time falindo…

[Sr.Sinha @AdhirSinha]

Clint Eastwood celebrates 96 birthday,
surrounded by Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, Anthony Hopkins, Jack Nicholson and Harrison Ford.
Let's wish him a Happy birthday. Century round the corner 🌹🎂🥳

[Noite de Copa @Noitedecopa]

🚨 Hoje, Rogério Ceni completou 200 jogos no comando do Bahia! 👏

Na sua opinião, o treinador faz um bom trabalho?

[Professora Tati @TatianeFeitos]

Amigos, estou voltando pro hospital,olha oxigenação está em 84.
Muita falta de ar, acho que vou ficar internada.
Orem por mim por favor 😞

[Love Music @khnh80044]

This scene really moved me.

The mother was so exhausted she fell asleep on the train, and the little boy only cared about one thing: holding her, making sure she could rest peacefully without her head bumping into anything.

Who wouldn’t want a son like this?

Sometimes happiness doesn’t need to be anything grand. Just having a thoughtful child who cares for their parents and others like this is enough to warm the heart.

Looking at the boy, I can also see how wonderful the mother must be. To raise a child who knows how to love and take care of his mom like this, she must have given so much love and good guidance.

There are little moments like this that make you believe kindness and genuine care still exist all around us.❤️

[SPACE LIBERDADE  @NewsLiberdade]

🚨AGORA - Sérgio Sacani, do Space Today, grava vídeo para o canal de Lito e divulga que seus amigos irão fazer isso para ajudá-lo durante o tratamento

“Se a gente deixar o canal sem vídeo o algoritmo nos esquece e o algoritmo é pior que o ser humano.”

[Ricardo Amorim @Ricamconsult]

Quer ajudar o Lito? Compartilhe este reel e marque as instituições abaixo. Cada segundo conta.
Lito Sousa enfrenta a doença de Creutzfeldt-Jakob e busca acesso a estudos clínicos que podem representar uma oportunidade de tratamento.
Marque:
@ionis_pharma — Ionis Pharmaceuticals, estudo ION717
@broadinstitute — estudo PRiSM (NCT07444580)
@harvard
@mayoclinic
Um compartilhamento ou uma marcação pode ajudar essa mensagem a chegar às pessoas certas. O tempo é crucial.
#lito #ajuda #compartilhar #video #3os

[Julio Schneider 🇧🇷🇺🇸 @juliovschneider]

🚨 PLEASE HELP: EVERY SHARE COULD MAKE A DIFFERENCE.

Lito is battling a rapidly progressing and devastating disease. Time is critical, and we are trying to get his case in front of the researchers and institutions who may be able to help.

Please help us reach:

@ionispharma
@broadinstitute
@HarvardMed
@MayoClinic

If you know anyone connected to these institutions or clinical trials, please tag them, share this post, and help us get Lito’s story to the right people.

Sometimes one share can reach the person who can open the right door. 🙏

Please help Lito.

[JAMES WEBB @jameswebb_nasa]

Mila pede ajuda para tentar conseguir uma oportunidade para Lito participar de estudos experimentais. Ela afirma que, mesmo diante de chances mínimas, lutará até o fim por qualquer possibilidade de tratamento, especialmente diante da progressão do quadro, que inclusive já está afetando sua visão.

Ela cita dois estudos promissores, de Harvard e o ION717, da Ionis Pharmaceuticals, e revela que a família já entrou em contato com ambos, mas que atualmente não estão recebendo novos participantes. Mila também pede mobilização para dar visibilidade à doença rara e tentar garantir uma chance para Lito (@avioesemusicas)

Créditos do vídeo: IG / milaseidl e IG / Lito

[Gazeta Brasil @SigaGazetaBR]

A empresária Mila Seidl, esposa do influenciador Lito Sousa, fez um novo apelo aos brasileiros nas redes sociais. Ela pediu ajuda para conseguir uma vaga em um estudo da Universidade de Harvard ou em pesquisas da Ionis Pharmaceuticals para o tratamento da doença de Creutzfeldt-Jakob. Lito foi diagnosticado com a Doença de Creutzfeldt-Jakob (DCJ), uma condição neurológica rara, degenerativa e progressiva.

Pedimos que vocês engajem nas redes sociais de Harvard e da Ionis Pharmaceuticals para ajudar a chamar atenção para o caso de Lito e aumentar as chances de acesso a estudos sobre a doença de Creutzfeldt-Jakob.

📱 @ionis_pharma
🎓 @harvard 📰 Siga @SigaGazetaBrasil para mais informações. #LitoSousa #DoençaRara #Harvard #CreutzfeldtJakob #Brasil #Lito

[yolanda @NOREGRETS65]

GOOD NEWS: Former President Joe Biden’s latest scans show no cancer remaining in his prostate, and his PSA has fallen to zero. 🙏🏾❤️🙏🏾❤️