Comments on: Mo’Nique Radio Show On Syndication One http://www.mwza.com/monique-radio-show-on-syndication-one/ We run this. Fri, 20 Nov 2009 01:06:14 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: j-ni http://www.mwza.com/monique-radio-show-on-syndication-one/comment-page-3/#comment-70234 j-ni Tue, 17 Nov 2009 19:30:06 +0000 http://www.mwza.com/?p=1143#comment-70234 I just have 1 question. If someone from the Mo’nique camp explain why the people in Virginia Beach can not see the movie? The movie has already came out and the Hampton Roads still do not have the pleasure of seeing this film. Can someone please explain. I just have 1 question. If someone from the Mo’nique camp explain why the people in Virginia Beach can not see the movie? The movie has already came out and the Hampton Roads still do not have the pleasure of seeing this film. Can someone please explain.

]]> By: Quintina Shelby http://www.mwza.com/monique-radio-show-on-syndication-one/comment-page-3/#comment-69982 Quintina Shelby Sat, 14 Nov 2009 04:31:28 +0000 http://www.mwza.com/?p=1143#comment-69982 Hello Monique, i'm sitting here looking at your show and tonite's topic is dealing with obesity and it seems as if you were talking to me. I'm 31 years old and 6'0 feet tall and I currently weigh 348pds. I'm borderline diabetic, i struggle with sleep aphnea and a couple of other things, but yet I don't have the motivation to want to lose it. My mom is losing and my sister is losing, but I have yet to lose. Last year, I lost 30pds and loved it, but gain it back after some events in my life. Now, I know what i have to do, but i'm struggling to find motivation. What advice can you give me. Hello Monique, i’m sitting here looking at your show and tonite’s topic is dealing with obesity and it seems as if you were talking to me. I’m 31 years old and 6′0 feet tall and I currently weigh 348pds. I’m borderline diabetic, i struggle with sleep aphnea and a couple of other things, but yet I don’t have the motivation to want to lose it. My mom is losing and my sister is losing, but I have yet to lose. Last year, I lost 30pds and loved it, but gain it back after some events in my life. Now, I know what i have to do, but i’m struggling to find motivation. What advice can you give me.

]]> By: Luce http://www.mwza.com/monique-radio-show-on-syndication-one/comment-page-3/#comment-69407 Luce Thu, 05 Nov 2009 16:16:54 +0000 http://www.mwza.com/?p=1143#comment-69407 Hi Monique, First let me tell u I Love u and all your accomplishments. I was bothered by the comment that Keri Hinston had said on your show the other night. The way she had expressed herself by saying "she thanks god for not being in a wheel chair". WHAT THE HELL DID THAT MEAN! That, If she was in a wheel chair she would not be successful. I felt discriminated. FYI Keri their are lots of wheel chair bound individuals whom are successful and live productive lives. The only thing that can impede your dreams and goal is your mind. Therefore the next time Keri wants to thank god she should really think of the millions of wheel chair bound individuals. Hi Monique,
First let me tell u I Love u and all your accomplishments. I was bothered by the comment that Keri Hinston had said on your show the other night. The way she had expressed herself by saying “she thanks god for not being in a wheel chair”. WHAT THE HELL DID THAT MEAN! That, If she was in a wheel chair she would not be successful. I felt discriminated. FYI Keri their are lots of wheel chair bound individuals whom are successful and live productive lives. The only thing that can impede your dreams and goal is your mind. Therefore the next time Keri wants to thank god she should really think of the millions of wheel chair bound individuals.

]]> By: gmedhin http://www.mwza.com/monique-radio-show-on-syndication-one/comment-page-3/#comment-69143 gmedhin Sun, 01 Nov 2009 22:56:07 +0000 http://www.mwza.com/?p=1143#comment-69143 First i would like to say you are successful, and truly an inspiration women. I follow throughout your sucess ever since i seen you on the parkers. i m one of your biggest fan, I am forwarding you this letter below to make you aware of the under-spoken political issue of single-immigrant mothers raising their American-born kids and who face unnecessary deportation. I wrote to the White House in the hopes that my plea and personal story can be of support to the thousands more women like me here in the United States. Please read my story below. Please pray for me and the many others like me. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------THE FOLLOWING BELOW IS MY LETTER TO THE WHITE HOUSE. October 21, 2009 President Barack Obama & First Lady, Michelle Obama 1600 Pennsylvania Ave Washington, DC Cc: CNN, MSNBC, Washington Post, MD and VA Congressmen DC Council Representatives The Oprah Winfrey Show Dear President Obama and First Lady Obama: I am one of many women who have the same concern about the topic I’m about to write to you about – that is, the hardships of single immigrant mothers raising their American born children facing deportation. First, I want you to know that prior to my living in the United States, I was given away by my single mother to my father and stepmother at age five in East Africa because my own mother at the time, could not afford to feed me or raise me on her own. As a result, I have suffered grave emotional and physical abuse by my stepmother who raised me. With those memories, I had vowed to myself that I will never let a child of mine suffer like I did. Thus, given birth to my baby here in America several years ago, I continue to do my best in trying to raise my child in the way my child deserves to be in this great country. I’d like to give you a brief history of my transition here and before my child was born so that you can understand the specifics of my concern related to the topic as noted above. When I came to America over a decade ago, I was sponsored by my father and lived in the same house with him, my brother and unfortunately with the person who used to abuse me (my stepmother). Because of the discomfort of her continued emotional abuse as in the past, my Father and brother transferred me to a nearby family home temporarily within the same city. When it came time for me to receive the immigration court letter, it was mailed to the previous house where my stepmother resided. I never received that letter and believe that she has concealed it from me as she has with other personal mail of mine in the past. Some of my relatives including my Father believed that she did conceal it – there were a few of those relatives that wrote witness letters on my behalf claiming that she was behind my not receiving that important and time sensitive deadline immigration document. When my Father received the following letter from immigration at the same original address, the letter said that since I didn’t show-up for court at the allocated deadline mentioned in the first letter (which I never received), the judge decided that I need to leave the country. I was so shocked and saddened to read that as was my Father and other relatives here. I ended up hiring an immigration lawyer to help me understand and represent me so that I can remain in my new country here in the United States. The lawyer has tried several times to motion and reopen my case but the immigration office did not want to reopen my case. In fact, the immigration office sent a letter stating that I still have to leave the country. My lawyer explained to me that I still have another chance, which is to send a letter to the 4th circuit court – however, it would take about three to four years to get the answer and since I had no other choice at the time, I agreed to comply with that suggestion by my lawyer. While my lawyer was working on my case file, I tried contacting him on various occasions to find out the status of my case and he would often say that he would contact me back when he gets an answer as it will take several years (he said not to contact him until he calls me) – I didn’t contact him for two years due to his request. After waiting for so long and not hearing anything back about my case, I decided to call him again and never got any response from my lawyer. Therefore, I decided to visit his office along with several relatives to find out about my case. As soon as he saw me he told me “your case is dead like water!” At first, I didn’t understand but then he explained that the forth circuit court did not want to reopen my case either. But when I asked him to give me the copy of their answer he told me I am no longer his client so he doesn’t have time to look up my file – however if he gets time he will look for it. Shortly after, I went to his office two or three times to get my copies but he did not even have interest to talk with me and then I felt a very strong feeling that he may have not even sent the letter to the 4th circuit court. I decided to seek another lawyer referred to me by a trusted friend. Once I informed the new attorney about my case, he confirmed that the previous attorney never sent a letter to the Circuit Court as there was nothing on record about it. This new attorney said that I have a 50% chance to remain in the country so I paid him a few thousands dollars as a retainer deposit for his legal immigration services. For almost three years this new lawyer was collecting a lot of information about my case from my family and me. Because of the story I told him about my childhood, he sent me to get therapy which he believed would be really helpful to me - but I didn’t finish the therapy because I couldn’t afford to pay any further. The new lawyer eventually told me I am very sorry to tell you this - when I took your case I thought you had 50/50 chance especially when I saw how desperate you were/are to stay in here U.S.A. He continued to say that if he sent my case to the immigration again, they might give us a court date and if we go, they might retain me there and eventually send me back home. He explained that he didn’t want to see that happen given what he has learned of my past and desire to continue my new life here in America with my child. He suggested that he hold onto my case in the event that the government comes up with something new to support cases like mine. I had thanked my new lawyer for his honesty. I truly had some hope to continue my life here – plans to go to college so that I can give a better life to my American born child… at some moments though I felt like my life and my baby’s life dreams have become somewhat of unreachable dreams due to the uncertainty of my immigration case. In closing, I want you to know that I thought about the horrible possibility of my being forced to leave this great country, and fears of going back to poor conditions of poverty, lack of educational opportunities and job opportunities gives me big fears in providing a wonderful future for my American born child. Besides, the majority of my family and extended relatives are here in the United States. I would end up being alone without any support in very poor conditions if I were to return back to Africa. I tried my very best not to be illegal in this country by hiring lawyers to fight for my case. When required, I pay my taxes like everyone else and yet me and my child’s lives are uncertain. In these five years of uncertainty about my immigration case, I have talked to a lot of mothers in similar circumstances from varying countries. Their kids are American born and they are immigrants pending legal alien-ship. They all, like me, have adopted the American lifestyle and have continued desires and hopes to provide great opportunities for their American born children. I grew up in a country where the culture prohibited self-expression of speaking out openly. I never spoke out until today because this is a very important matter to me and especially for my child. As all of us know, America is a blessing, a unique and wonderful country that provides endless opportunities and possibilities to everyone who lives in it. All Americans should be aware, whether they have kids or not, the importance and value a mother has for her child in wanting to provide all that is beneficial to their children. I plead with you to take under consideration the many thousand of single immigrant mothers that live in this country with American born children facing the unfair and unexplained legal laws of facing deportation. I am hopeful, that with my expression of sharing my personal story in this letter, that something can be done about such unfair rulings of our immigration laws. Thank you for the opportunity of reading my letter. I look forward to positive changes of our immigration laws. GOD BLESS YOU AND GOD BLESS THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA!!! Sincerely G. Medehin First i would like to say you are successful, and truly an inspiration women. I follow throughout your sucess ever since i seen you on the parkers. i m one of your biggest fan,
I am forwarding you this letter below to make you aware of the under-spoken political issue of single-immigrant mothers raising their American-born kids and who face unnecessary deportation. I wrote to the White House in the hopes that my plea and personal story can be of support to the thousands more women like me here in the United States. Please read my story below. Please pray for me and the many others like me.

—————————————————————————THE FOLLOWING BELOW IS MY LETTER TO THE WHITE HOUSE.
October 21, 2009

President Barack Obama &
First Lady, Michelle Obama
1600 Pennsylvania Ave
Washington, DC
Cc: CNN, MSNBC, Washington Post,
MD and VA Congressmen
DC Council Representatives
The Oprah Winfrey Show

Dear President Obama and First Lady Obama:

I am one of many women who have the same concern about the topic I’m about to write to you about – that is, the hardships of single immigrant mothers raising their American born children facing deportation.

First, I want you to know that prior to my living in the United States, I was given away by my single mother to my father and stepmother at age five in East Africa because my own mother at the time, could not afford to feed me or raise me on her own. As a result, I have suffered grave emotional and physical abuse by my stepmother who raised me. With those memories, I had vowed to myself that I will never let a child of mine suffer like I did. Thus, given birth to my baby here in America several years ago, I continue to do my best in trying to raise my child in the way my child deserves to be in this great country.

I’d like to give you a brief history of my transition here and before my child was born so that you can understand the specifics of my concern related to the topic as noted above. When I came to America over a decade ago, I was sponsored by my father and lived in the same house with him, my brother and unfortunately with the person who used to abuse me (my stepmother). Because of the discomfort of her continued emotional abuse as in the past, my Father and brother transferred me to a nearby family home temporarily within the same city. When it came time for me to receive the immigration court letter, it was mailed to the previous house where my stepmother resided. I never received that letter and believe that she has concealed it from me as she has with other personal mail of mine in the past. Some of my relatives including my Father believed that she did conceal it – there were a few of those relatives that wrote witness letters on my behalf claiming that she was behind my not receiving that important and time sensitive deadline immigration document.

When my Father received the following letter from immigration at the same original address, the letter said that since I didn’t show-up for court at the allocated deadline mentioned in the first letter (which I never received), the judge decided that I need to leave the country. I was so shocked and saddened to read that as was my Father and other relatives here. I ended up hiring an immigration lawyer to help me understand and represent me so that I can remain in my new country here in the United States.

The lawyer has tried several times to motion and reopen my case but the immigration office did not want to reopen my case. In fact, the immigration office sent a letter stating that I still have to leave the country. My lawyer explained to me that I still have another chance, which is to send a letter to the 4th circuit court – however, it would take about three to four years to get the answer and since I had no other choice at the time, I agreed to comply with that suggestion by my lawyer. While my lawyer was working on my case file, I tried contacting him on various occasions to find out the status of my case and he would often say that he would contact me back when he gets an answer as it will take several years (he said not to contact him until he calls me) – I didn’t contact him for two years due to his request. After waiting for so long and not hearing anything back about my case, I decided to call him again and never got any response from my lawyer. Therefore, I decided to visit his office along with several relatives to find out about my case.

As soon as he saw me he told me “your case is dead like water!” At first, I didn’t understand but then he explained that the forth circuit court did not want to reopen my case either. But when I asked him to give me the copy of their answer he told me I am no longer his client so he doesn’t have time to look up my file – however if he gets time he will look for it. Shortly after, I went to his office two or three times to get my copies but he did not even have interest to talk with me and then I felt a very strong feeling that he may have not even sent the letter to the 4th circuit court. I decided to seek another lawyer referred to me by a trusted friend. Once I informed the new attorney about my case, he confirmed that the previous attorney never sent a letter to the Circuit Court as there was nothing on record about it. This new attorney said that I have a 50% chance to remain in the country so I paid him a few thousands dollars as a retainer deposit for his legal immigration services.

For almost three years this new lawyer was collecting a lot of information about my case from my family and me. Because of the story I told him about my childhood, he sent me to get therapy which he believed would be really helpful to me – but I didn’t finish the therapy because I couldn’t afford to pay any further. The new lawyer eventually told me I am very sorry to tell you this – when I took your case I thought you had 50/50 chance especially when I saw how desperate you were/are to stay in here U.S.A. He continued to say that if he sent my case to the immigration again, they might give us a court date and if we go, they might retain me there and eventually send me back home. He explained that he didn’t want to see that happen given what he has learned of my past and desire to continue my new life here in America with my child. He suggested that he hold onto my case in the event that the government comes up with something new to support cases like mine.

I had thanked my new lawyer for his honesty. I truly had some hope to continue my life here – plans to go to college so that I can give a better life to my American born child… at some moments though I felt like my life and my baby’s life dreams have become somewhat of unreachable dreams due to the uncertainty of my immigration case.

In closing, I want you to know that I thought about the horrible possibility of my being forced to leave this great country, and fears of going back to poor conditions of poverty, lack of educational opportunities and job opportunities gives me big fears in providing a wonderful future for my American born child. Besides, the majority of my family and extended relatives are here in the United States. I would end up being alone without any support in very poor conditions if I were to return back to Africa.

I tried my very best not to be illegal in this country by hiring lawyers to fight for my case. When required, I pay my taxes like everyone else and yet me and my child’s lives are uncertain. In these five years of uncertainty about my immigration case, I have talked to a lot of mothers in similar circumstances from varying countries. Their kids are American born and they are immigrants pending legal alien-ship. They all, like me, have adopted the American lifestyle and have continued desires and hopes to provide great opportunities for their American born children.

I grew up in a country where the culture prohibited self-expression of speaking out openly. I never spoke out until today because this is a very important matter to me and especially for my child. As all of us know, America is a blessing, a unique and wonderful country that provides endless opportunities and possibilities to everyone who lives in it. All Americans should be aware, whether they have kids or not, the importance and value a mother has for her child in wanting to provide all that is beneficial to their children. I plead with you to take under consideration the many thousand of single immigrant mothers that live in this country with American born children facing the unfair and unexplained legal laws of facing deportation. I am hopeful, that with my expression of sharing my personal story in this letter, that something can be done about such unfair rulings of our immigration laws.

Thank you for the opportunity of reading my letter. I look forward to positive changes of our immigration laws.

GOD BLESS YOU AND GOD BLESS THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA!!!

Sincerely
G. Medehin

]]> By: Betty http://www.mwza.com/monique-radio-show-on-syndication-one/comment-page-3/#comment-69045 Betty Sat, 31 Oct 2009 04:37:02 +0000 http://www.mwza.com/?p=1143#comment-69045 Congratulations Mo! I watch your show and it is good. The only complaint I have is why do you have to curse so much. To me it takes away from you acting like the lady you are. This is what the white man want us to portray. You can be fuuny and clean up your act some. You represent many black women in the world. I love you the same but cool it with the cussing. Congratulations Mo! I watch your show and it is good. The only complaint I have is why do you have to curse so much. To me it takes away from you acting like the lady you are. This is what the white man want us to portray. You can be fuuny and clean up your act some. You represent many black women in the world. I love you the same but cool it with the cussing.

]]> By: Ronda Harris http://www.mwza.com/monique-radio-show-on-syndication-one/comment-page-3/#comment-68450 Ronda Harris Fri, 23 Oct 2009 03:24:18 +0000 http://www.mwza.com/?p=1143#comment-68450 I love her show but she is just very loud at that time out night. So if she didnt yell a lot maybe i could watch the whole show. luv MO I love her show but she is just very loud at that time out night. So if she didnt yell a lot maybe i could watch the whole show. luv MO

]]> By: Ms. Angela Kasperzick http://www.mwza.com/monique-radio-show-on-syndication-one/comment-page-3/#comment-67324 Ms. Angela Kasperzick Wed, 07 Oct 2009 23:37:11 +0000 http://www.mwza.com/?p=1143#comment-67324 Hey, Ms. Monique- I wake up late in the mornings to get to work cause I just can't not watch your show at night 11:00 pm -you are the bomb Sugar!! I loved watching charm school it was the s---! I still have the10 comandments on my wall. You will always crack me up and keep me roll in it truly picks up my hard day's at work to come home late at night and catch a laugh and your huggs. thanks PS I need some true fashion tips from you you dress awesome help me Hey, Ms. Monique-
I wake up late in the mornings to get to work cause I just can’t not watch your show at night 11:00 pm -you are the bomb Sugar!! I loved watching charm school it was the s—! I still have the10 comandments on my wall. You will always crack me up and keep me roll in it truly picks up my hard day’s at work to come home late at night and catch a laugh and your huggs. thanks

PS I need some true fashion tips from you you dress awesome help me

]]> By: KAMO AK KENNETH MORRIS http://www.mwza.com/monique-radio-show-on-syndication-one/comment-page-3/#comment-67250 KAMO AK KENNETH MORRIS Tue, 06 Oct 2009 23:28:48 +0000 http://www.mwza.com/?p=1143#comment-67250 WELL MONIQUE U PROBABLY DONT REMEMBER ME I MET U SEVERAL TIMES IN DALLAS WHEN U CAME TO SEE RICKEY SMLEY I USE TO BE ONE OF THE NUTS I REALLY NEED YOUR HELP IM VERY DISTURBED AND MY HEART HAS BEEN BROKEN FOR A COUPLE OF YEARS I SUFFER FROM BI POLAR AND I HAVE FOUGHT THIS CONDITION SINCE 1999 IM A 31 YEAR OLD BLACK MALE THAT WAS LITERALLY PICKED UP OFF THE STREETS OF DALLAS NO EXPERIENCE VOLUNTEERED FOR SIX MONTHS BEFORE I BECAME APART OF THE RICKEY SMILEY MORNING SHOW OCTOBER 3 2005 IN 2007 ON THE WEEK OF MY BIRTHDAY ME AND RICKEY HAD A BAD ARGUMENT AT A RESTURANT IN NORTH DALLAS ABOUT SYNDICATION AND IF I WAS GOIN TO GET SOME TYPE OF CONTRACT AND PEOPLE SAYIN I WASNT DESERVING TO MOVE ON WITH THE SHOW I DID THE GOSPEL SEGMENT ON THE SHOW THEY CALLED ME SCRIPTURE FROM THE STREET IM HURT BECAUSE I LOOKED UP TO RICKEY AS A BIG BROTHER NOBODY HAD SHOWED ME THE LOVE AND SPENT THE TIME THAT HE SPENT WITH ME I WASNT THERE FOR HIS MONEY OR THE MONEY I WAS MAKIN I WAS ONLY MAKIN 8.50 F0R 4 HRS A DAY AND EVERYTHING ELSE I DID WAS VOLUNTEER BECAUSE I LOVE HELPING PEOPLE AND ENCOURAGING OTHERS TO NEVER GIVE UP I WATCHED YOUR FIRST SHOW LAST NITE WITH STEVE HARVEY AND U THANKED HIM FOR BELEIVING IN U IN THE PARKIN LOT THE NIGHT THAT YALL MET I WAS MAD WHEN HE DEMOTED ME TO THE STREET TEAM AND HE WOULDNT TELL ME STRAIT OUT WHAT WAS GOIN ON I DID AN INTERIEW THATS ON YOUTUBE I SECRETLY TRIED TO SUE HIM FOR SOME WORK I WASNT PAID FOR ON HIS VOLUME 5 CD I WISH I COULD TAKE IT BACK ALL I MISS HIS FRIENDSHIP I WATCHED HIS KIDS I MISS BRANDON AND MALIK I WAS HIS BODYGUARD SLASH RUNNER AFTER HIS CONCERTS WHEN I SOLD HIS PRANK CALL CDS ITS A LOT TOTHIS STORY BUT I LOVE YOUR SHOW I WILL BE WATCHING IT EVERY NIGHT I THOUGHT RICKEY BELIEVED IN ME AND I JUST DONT KNOW WHAT WENT WRONG I LIKE YOUR PASSION AND HOW DOWN TO EARTH YOU ARE AND SINCE I KNOW YOU ARE HIS FRIEND MAYBE HE WILL LISTEN TO YOU MAYBE YOU CAN HELP PATCH THINGS UP I HAVE TRIED MYSELF BUT UNSUCCESSFUL MY NUMBER IS 214 574 0287 I HOPE U GET THIS MESSAGE IT WAS A PLEASURE MEETING U THEN AND SEEING HOW GOD HAS BLESSED YOU THE BIBLE SAYS YOUR GIFT WILL MAKE ROOM FOR YOU AND YOURS HAS CERTAINLY MADE ROOM FOR YOU I MET STEVE HARVEY I WILL CLOSE WITH THIS HOWEVER UOY THINK U WOULD FEEL IF STEVVE HAD VER GAVE UP ON YOU OR WHOEVER U TRUST IS HOW I FEEL NOW BECAUSE IT ACTUALLY HAPPENED TO ME WELL MONIQUE U PROBABLY DONT REMEMBER ME I MET U SEVERAL TIMES IN DALLAS WHEN U CAME TO SEE RICKEY SMLEY I USE TO BE ONE OF THE NUTS I REALLY NEED YOUR HELP IM VERY DISTURBED AND MY HEART HAS BEEN BROKEN FOR A COUPLE OF YEARS I SUFFER FROM BI POLAR AND I HAVE FOUGHT THIS CONDITION SINCE 1999 IM A 31 YEAR OLD BLACK MALE THAT WAS LITERALLY PICKED UP OFF THE STREETS OF DALLAS NO EXPERIENCE VOLUNTEERED FOR SIX MONTHS BEFORE I BECAME APART OF THE RICKEY SMILEY MORNING SHOW OCTOBER 3 2005 IN 2007 ON THE WEEK OF MY BIRTHDAY ME AND RICKEY HAD A BAD ARGUMENT AT A RESTURANT IN NORTH DALLAS ABOUT SYNDICATION AND IF I WAS GOIN TO GET SOME TYPE OF CONTRACT AND PEOPLE SAYIN I WASNT DESERVING TO MOVE ON WITH THE SHOW I DID THE GOSPEL SEGMENT ON THE SHOW THEY CALLED ME SCRIPTURE FROM THE STREET IM HURT BECAUSE I LOOKED UP TO RICKEY AS A BIG BROTHER NOBODY HAD SHOWED ME THE LOVE AND SPENT THE TIME THAT HE SPENT WITH ME I WASNT THERE FOR HIS MONEY OR THE MONEY I WAS MAKIN I WAS ONLY MAKIN 8.50 F0R 4 HRS A DAY AND EVERYTHING ELSE I DID WAS VOLUNTEER BECAUSE I LOVE HELPING PEOPLE AND ENCOURAGING OTHERS TO NEVER GIVE UP I WATCHED YOUR FIRST SHOW LAST NITE WITH STEVE HARVEY AND U THANKED HIM FOR BELEIVING IN U IN THE PARKIN LOT THE NIGHT THAT YALL MET I WAS MAD WHEN HE DEMOTED ME TO THE STREET TEAM AND HE WOULDNT TELL ME STRAIT OUT WHAT WAS GOIN ON I DID AN INTERIEW THATS ON YOUTUBE I SECRETLY TRIED TO SUE HIM FOR SOME WORK I WASNT PAID FOR ON HIS VOLUME 5 CD I WISH I COULD TAKE IT BACK ALL I MISS HIS FRIENDSHIP I WATCHED HIS KIDS I MISS BRANDON AND MALIK I WAS HIS BODYGUARD SLASH RUNNER AFTER HIS CONCERTS WHEN I SOLD HIS PRANK CALL CDS ITS A LOT TOTHIS STORY BUT I LOVE YOUR SHOW I WILL BE WATCHING IT EVERY NIGHT I THOUGHT RICKEY BELIEVED IN ME AND I JUST DONT KNOW WHAT WENT WRONG I LIKE YOUR PASSION AND HOW DOWN TO EARTH YOU ARE AND SINCE I KNOW YOU ARE HIS FRIEND MAYBE HE WILL LISTEN TO YOU MAYBE YOU CAN HELP PATCH THINGS UP I HAVE TRIED MYSELF BUT UNSUCCESSFUL MY NUMBER IS 214 574 0287 I HOPE U GET THIS MESSAGE IT WAS A PLEASURE MEETING U THEN AND SEEING HOW GOD HAS BLESSED YOU THE BIBLE SAYS YOUR GIFT WILL MAKE ROOM FOR YOU AND YOURS HAS CERTAINLY MADE ROOM FOR YOU I MET STEVE HARVEY I WILL CLOSE WITH THIS HOWEVER UOY THINK U WOULD FEEL IF STEVVE HAD VER GAVE UP ON YOU OR WHOEVER U TRUST IS HOW I FEEL NOW BECAUSE IT ACTUALLY HAPPENED TO ME

]]> By: KU http://www.mwza.com/monique-radio-show-on-syndication-one/comment-page-3/#comment-60148 KU Wed, 08 Jul 2009 02:48:08 +0000 http://www.mwza.com/?p=1143#comment-60148 pattie Whare do you get off saying beeing single aint cute? Maybe it aint for you in that matter but that's a insult to people who choose a life like that. If you dont think its cutet he hell with u. people have a right to be what they want Faggot ass society pattie

Whare do you get off saying beeing single aint cute? Maybe it aint for you in that matter but that’s a insult to people who choose a life like that. If you dont think its cutet he hell with u. people have a right to be what they want

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]]> By: Yvonne Sherrel Nelson http://www.mwza.com/monique-radio-show-on-syndication-one/comment-page-3/#comment-60044 Yvonne Sherrel Nelson Mon, 06 Jul 2009 17:09:03 +0000 http://www.mwza.com/?p=1143#comment-60044 Hi Miss Monique First i would like to say you are a beautiful, successful, and truly an inspiration women. I follow throughout your sucess ever since i seen you on the parkers. I give you praise for opening doors for us big girls. You are truly my idol. You show that if plus size women do have a place in the entertainment world. I learn about your new talk show on the BET awards show, and i was truly excited. I email you for four years, that why i know im one of your biggest fan, you know what i am your biggest fan. I even enter in the contest for Monique's FAT chance, even though i didnt get selected, I still supported my big sisters who did, and share tears right long with them as i heard their stories. I can truly relate. Like you Monique, i do have a dream of one day making it in the world to still cary out your belief in the big girls. I also struggle til this day cause of my size. I live in Columbia, South Carolina. I use to work a decent job making good money, but set backs has cause me to end up working at fast food restaurant at age of 30. You know what i wouldnt call it set backs, cause it was for very good reason, my family. I didnt email you to tell you a sob story only to keep thanking you for giving mre the strength to move forward. I accomplish a goal in my life that i thought i would never do. I went from 356 pounds to 223. So, that was onne dream come true, i exepted god into my life, cause without him i know there is no life. I hope to someday get to where you at or even close, cause still as big sister we deserve t be respected and love as well. You are a geat achiever, a wonderful lady thankyou making me believe again. I love you Monique keep up the success, my only dream now is to meet you face to face, and truly thank the women who change my life, cause like you im still going keep my head up. Ill be counting the days to se your talk show. Maybe I can be your first guest. Good luck to you Monique, your number 1 fan Yvonne Sherrel Nelson. Hi Miss Monique

First i would like to say you are a beautiful, successful, and truly an inspiration women. I follow throughout your sucess ever since i seen you on the parkers. I give you praise for opening doors for us big girls. You are truly my idol. You show that if plus size women do have a place in the entertainment world. I learn about your new talk show on the BET awards show, and i was truly excited. I email you for four years, that why i know im one of your biggest fan, you know what i am your biggest fan. I even enter in the contest for Monique’s FAT chance, even though i didnt get selected, I still supported my big sisters who did, and share tears right long with them as i heard their stories. I can truly relate. Like you Monique, i do have a dream of one day making it in the world to still cary out your belief in the big girls. I also struggle til this day cause of my size. I live in Columbia, South Carolina. I use to work a decent job making good money, but set backs has cause me to end up working at fast food restaurant at age of 30. You know what i wouldnt call it set backs, cause it was for very good reason, my family. I didnt email you to tell you a sob story only to keep thanking you for giving mre the strength to move forward. I accomplish a goal in my life that i thought i would never do. I went from 356 pounds to 223. So, that was onne dream come true, i exepted god into my life, cause without him i know there is no life. I hope to someday get to where you at or even close, cause still as big sister we deserve t be respected and love as well. You are a geat achiever, a wonderful lady thankyou making me believe again. I love you Monique keep up the success, my only dream now is to meet you face to face, and truly thank the women who change my life, cause like you im still going keep my head up. Ill be counting the days to se your talk show. Maybe I can be your first guest. Good luck to you Monique, your number 1 fan Yvonne Sherrel Nelson.

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