Margaret Manning's Story - Answering Your Questions - Part 1

Omg, love this one❤

Thank you for sharing Margaret 💕

To be honest, it's nobody's business. You share what you want to, nothing more. People are nosey. Love your videos. Thank you!!

It was 1969 because I thought the riots were occurring on Watts Hill near my house and packed my stuffed animals but it was in Chicago... but I was only 10 years old

I just tuned into your you tube channel after buying your lovely set of cards. We have so much in common...My dad joined the service when he was 17. I remember dad telling us about it. He tried to join another branch, Can't remember which one but he was turned down because of his age. He had his head down when he came out of the door and as he was walking he heard a man say to him, Son why are you so sad? Dad told him the reason and the man said to him...Come with me and I'll sign you up right now in the US Army. Dad was overjoyed ..My dad being in the Army my life sounds a lot like yours. I was born in France,LaRochelle. Next we were stationed in Japan where my other sister was born. Then on to Monterey Ca. where my youngest sister was born.We traveled the world and changed schools all of the time..

What happened to the newsletter? I cannot sign up. Also not seeing any new material from Margaret Manning - did you retire from this project? Thank you!

Bless you Margaret! You have overcome so much, and to come out of that difficult start loving people is awesome.

What a beautiful soul you are.

You've already inspired me beautiful lady!

Ahh Margaret. Loved this. ❤️

This will always be my favorite necklace of yours ❤️

You have clarified so much for me. You often seem British in the nicest ways but you sound mostly American with a hint of something else. What a lovely mix ! So enjoy your videos and your gentle kindness. You remind me of my best friend in eighth grade. Her grandmom was British and she had sweet politeness, too. God bless you, lots. Looking forward to the next installment.

What a wonderful gift you are giving all of us, Margaret. I feel so much admiration for you in telling your story. I doubt if very many women can do the same - where does this fear of being judged come from? You bring a lovely feeling of understanding, and being understood and that is probably the key to a peaceful happiness. Thank you.

Hello. Please connect me to your travel group. I would Iike to meet everyone in Portugal. Send a message, someone! Thanks

Thank you for sharing this Margaret. I appreciate you. I have learned so much from you.

Thank you so much for sharing this! I loved hearing it xx

You are amazing!!! ❤

Wonderful!

I just love and admire your attitude.

Wow,
Wow,
You’re incredible,

How did you manage to go on after your mother's death? Incredible. I can see you've always landed on your feet. ❤

Great story. You should do the book💕

Your life story is wonderful to hear w/its challenges & joys. Thank you Margaret Manning💛

Margaret, just discovered you and can't tell you how much I needed to have someone like you in my life. I understand it's probably too late to sign on for the Portugal trip but will try to find the video where you introduce it. There is something very special about you, bless you for being our rock. Cannot wait to enjoy all your stories ❤

Thank you! You are amazing in how through adversities that you have such a gentle heart and good attitude. You seem to know who you are and what you want. I’m 75 and I feel the same way. I think the way we grow up and our childhood shapes us into what we become later on. Even though some times are hard it’s a good feeling to have kept on the path forward and end up knowing what we want and what we like. It makes our later years in life actually a pleasure because we value and appreciate each day that comes our way. Thank you again for sharing and may God be with you.🙏❤️🦋

Such a beautiful lady. Wish I could have met you

Lovely

I guessed you'd spent time in Canada, and your story is interesting! My dad served in the Pacific during the war, and met my mother later in San Francisco, where I was born in 1950. My dad, though older than yours, had similar issues and we moved a LOT. I'm looking forward to hearing more about your saga.

Hi Margaret, thank you for your candid testimony of your childhood and early adulthood. I enjoyed listening to it. It was exciting to learn about all the places you've been. Now I understand why you travel so much. At least thats what I think. I have listened to very few of your videos and whatever little I knew made me think you were a born traveler. I like your personality and can't wait to hear the rest of your story. Thank you for sharing.

This was a very interesting video. Thank you for sharing your life with us. I am going to,watch the next one.

Thank you so much for sharing. I’m a new member from British Columbia originally from NFLD and have lived in almost every Province in Canada. I was also born on your birthday November 10, 1946.

Very good story. Looking forward to the next part of your life’s adventure.

I knew it! We could be friends! Hippy culture. I was born in Chicago, but grew up in Lafayette, IN. then lived 50 years in Indianapolis. You would know where these places are, just south of Detroit.

That is amazing my parents lived in Acton after the war. My brother Paul was born on April 23, 1947 in the Queen Charlotte hospital too. They came to Canada in 1948 to Kirkland Lake Ontario another Northern town😃

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I too love the clarity and vulnerability with which you tell your story

Thank you Margaret

Wish I had one friend like you here in UK where I live. People in this place are very much keeping to themselves and not many are friendly with EM

Your a very brave lady thank you

You're brave. I moved to California when my boyfriend went to Nam

Wow. Detroit. Motown. The war. Me too. From Cleveland. Yikes.

You are special!

Goodness. We have another thing in common. My father like yours came through WW2. He was a POW for 5 years, captured at Dunkirk. He never got over it and after my mother died he went into a depression. He remarried and my stepmother took over, i believe his behaviour was due to what he had been through in the War. He was very damaged.

Hi Margaret. Your birthday is the samme as my mother's who passed away when I was 7. I, too am a Scorpio. They say only a Scorpio can understand another Scorpio. Thank you for all that you do for us older woman. Watching your channel always lifts my mood.❤

I've just now found these older video's that I missed. It's fun to learn that you were in Detroit for a bit. I was born there and spent the first 12 years of life there. You had a lot to deal with in your childhood. You are such an amazing person. Thank you for sharing. ❤

Me being over 60 l appreciate your videos. I fing them helpful, comforting and inspiring. Love you ❤

Interesting. I lived in Detroit area for 12 years. Lived in Allen Park, worked in Trenton, Troy and Auburn hills. Lived there 1992 through 2005. Great people.

Wow. I had the same life of constant moving. 14 schools in 9 years. Yes you learn how to adapt and detach when you have to move. 😊

Thank you Margret for sharing ❤️ you're story. Love you to, .

I love your story...thanks for sharing. You are an amazing lady and very kind to share your thoughts with us.

Wishing you a speedy recovery ❤ 🍀 xxx

Firstly, that is a flattering hairstyle!
Thank you for sharing your background. It is inspirational and a great example of how we can rise above our childhood
" roadblocks" and develope into happy, contributing adults. I look forward to watching the rest of these episodes! ❤❤