53 and fabulous comes from being a giving, nuturing mother, wife, coworker and friend. Growing to know how to give but set boundaries.
We would like to thank you for supporting Megan Karim in this year's competition. Your support helps us contribute to the National Breast Cancer Foundation who provides early detection, education, and support services to those affected by breast cancer.
Being over the age of 40 brings me the joy of having the wisdom and knowledge gained with age. Excepting my set backs as stepping stones and not as forever obstacles. Being over 40 allows me to be comfortable within my skin and embrace aging. Maturity gives me the courage to continue to make changes within my lifestyle after the age 40 to gain peace and confidence within myself.
How do you stay fabulous?Staying fabulous is leaving the opportunities of life open to grow and learn physically, mentally and spiritually. Staying fabulous is not only choosing to do right for myself but also doing right to other's. Staying fabulous is being able to except others as themselves and not being judgmental. Being fabulous is allowing myself to look outside the box. Staying fabulous is continuing to fight for a balance of life and find the peace that it brings.
What would you do with the $40,000?To win $40,000 I would use some of the funds to treat myself to a getaway that would continue to feed my mind, body and soul so that I could continue to be the nuturer, mother, wife, nurse and confidant that others have looked as for me to be. I would use some of the funds to donate to a foundation that educate brown and black mothers in lowering infant deaths within their community. I would use some of the funds to gain my doula certification so I can be an asset for lowering infant deaths.
Colossal is a nationally registered professional fundraiser that inspires people to advocate for themselves and those in need. Through online competitions like Fab Over 40, Colossal offers participants the opportunity to make their mark while also making a big impact.
