1025 March 10
Despite his health obstacles, Dr. Solang has succeeded to succeed, having a navigation of nursing home facilities.
The victorious journey of Haiti’s immigrants from the child of the disease to successful entrepreneurships, inspires him in the month of history of these women.
Port-in-law in Prince Haiti, Dr. Solang knew that Doctor Solang knew that despite his circumstances was a successful life. He left his childhood with constant pain with rheumatoid arthritis. However, his father’s effective measures have led to his devotion to health and health.
The desire of his parents, a better future, led to the 19-year-olds to leave his homeland during the rise of Monto Maks. The secret police forced by the President of Haiti, Francois “Papa Dr.” forced his dictatorship for about three decades. Due to political fights, Vivens Looked for him Higher education in America.
“I graduated from school in June and July, I was exiled,” he said. complaintA number “They said” You won’t be better back. “
He passed through many jobs, including as a hospital assistant, while his immigration lawyer worked on his visa.
“America used to take care of her own before,” said Vivence. “America realized that immigrants make this America that we live today.”
He saw a more lively life of the rich Americans who encouraged his own vision to find success. He scored his bachelor’s degree in a nursing home and received his master’s health services in Orjtown University. Having a knife for nursing management, he founded and eventually bought the navy of nursing home objects.
In 2018, after becoming the only owner of the Vittent Kerry team, Vittent sold the Vashentro, DC-based Geriatric nursing institutions. He now represents his next generation of new projects in detail. The nursing registered next to Vivens Media Group also prompts the author: Educated girl, demobilized woman. The art of living with grace, joy and dignity.
“As a woman, we care about people every day, we forget that we exist,” Vivence said. “The first thing I ask for women to do in the mirror. Love the girl in the mirror. Let him know that you will do something to protect him, because if you do not defend him, he cannot defend anyone. “
He hopes to adjust his novel, Girls can move mountains. Rewriting the rules of women’s entrepreneurship, In the film to continue his mission to strengthen women in the Diaspora.
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