The Cuban content creator, known as DailyN Channel on TikTok, shared an emotional video in which she narrated her experience as an immigrant in the United States, highlighting the challenges she faced upon arriving in Michigan.
In her post titled "From Cuba to Michigan: My Story of Gratitude and Overcoming," @dailynchannel reflected on her life in a small apartment in Michigan, where she lived for several years.
Despite the initial difficulties, including the fact that part of the apartment was below ground level, she felt grateful for what they had at that moment, especially considering the situation they had come from in Cuba.
In his video, DailyN -who currently lives in Orlando- also addressed the importance of valuing the achievements made and maintaining a positive attitude, even in difficult times.
"I thank God every day for the blessing of having the child I have, the family I have, and having my family from Cuba with me," he commented, highlighting how his perspective has changed to one more based on gratitude instead of guilt or regret.
TikTok users reacted to the video by sharing similar experiences and showing their support for the creator: "Bless your family. And thank you for your content"; "I was in Michigan, I almost moved, where are you?"; "I’m Cuban and I also live in Michigan"; "I love seeing how grateful you are and how you have been taking it step by step and that you are not conceited at all, you have very good values"; "Congratulations on everything you have achieved with your effort"; "You speak many truths and I’m happy to listen to you"; "I also experienced the same thing from Cuba to Michigan and I love it, it’s a beautiful state with great opportunities"; "Greetings from Cuba to Michigan, I have been here for almost 3 years"; "I am still trying to change my thoughts like that too, I always feel like I’m drowning in a glass of water with so many responsibilities and nothing for myself"; "New follower, I’m Cuban from Camagüey and I live in Chicago. Blessings and always forward, never backward," reads among the dozens of comments.
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