Alex Farnando
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I grew up in rural Appalachia, surrounded by stories, tradition, and the beauty of mountain life. I share humorous tales, heartfelt stories of love and affection, and compelling historical documentaries.
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Fight Alzheimer’s Naturally
Alzheimer’s disease is a slow and progressive condition that affects memory, thinking, behavior, and the ability to perform everyday activities. It is the most common type of dementia, and while it mainly affects older people, research shows that **its development starts decades before symptoms appear**.
By Alex Farnando7 months ago in Journal
War for Peace: A Love That Defied Borders and Bullets
In a small village tucked between the hills of a war-torn country, there lived a girl named Aaliya. Her eyes were as deep as the night sky, always searching for stars even when bombs fell from the clouds. She was a nurse, gentle yet brave, tending to wounded soldiers and broken villagers with the same kindness. The war had stolen her family, her home, and her laughter—but not her hope.
By Alex Farnando7 months ago in Humans
How Procrastination destroy dream
There once lived a young man named Ethan in a peaceful town nestled between green hills and flowing rivers. Bright, intelligent, and creative, Ethan was the kind of person teachers praised and relatives admired. People would often say, “He has a spark in him. One day, he’ll do great things.”
By Alex Farnando8 months ago in Confessions
Orphan boy
The story is from a time long ago. In a small village, there lived a poor and orphaned boy named **Ayaan**. His parents had passed away when he was very young, and he began living with his uncle and aunt. But they always taunted and insulted him. His uncle would say, "You are a burden on our family. You are good for nothing—not even good at studies."
By Alex Farnando8 months ago in Motivation
Iron lady
Why me? It’s a question we all ask when life breaks us in ways we didn’t see coming. When the world beneath us shatters. When pain becomes too heavy to carry. When nothing makes sense anymore. That question haunted a young woman named Muniba Mazari—not once, but countless times—after life took an unexpected, tragic turn.
By Alex Farnando8 months ago in Motivation
The World Mirrors You
Long ago, nestled in the hills beyond the forests, lay a peaceful village known for its quiet rivers, blooming fields, and one very wise Zen Master. The Master lived at the edge of the village, where the trees whispered with the wind and time seemed to move a little slower. Travelers often came to him seeking advice before settling in the village.
By Alex Farnando8 months ago in Motivation
