Flight attendants of victims of layoffs selling Elpiji to connect their lives, confide in a viral social media page all

MANILA, KOMPAS.com – An ex flight attendant origin Filipina, Maurice Maureen Avila, swerved to be a seller LPG because fired.

Avila confided in a post on social media (medsos) that she was one of the employees who PHK airlines flight where he used to work.

He was fired on October 16 because pandemic corona virus utterly crippling the airline business.

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At first, he felt very sad because he had worked for three years, but was just fired.

“Every night I ask God, why do You take my dream? I work hard for this, “said Avila as reported Manila Bulletin.

Avila said she had been devastated for the two weeks since being fired. She refused to eat and cried every night.

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However, in the end he tried to get up and learn to accept it, then had to rack his brain in order to survive.

Until one day, he and his girlfriend decided to sell LPG.

After doing her new job as an LPG seller, Avila again found her spirit of life again.

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“There’s nothing wrong with losing your job. To those who have also lost their jobs due to the pandemic, don’t despair, ”continued Avila.

Now Avila feels relieved and believes in God’s destiny.

“I realized in a month and a half (of being unemployed) that whatever we want in life, if it is not God’s plan, He will take it from you,” said Avila.

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“Intelligence and sacrifice will feed you and your family, not the opinions of others,” added Avila.

Avila also invited her fellow trainees who still hope to return to work so they never give up.

“Let’s meet again. Let’s dream together again, fly together again. There is always hope and always remember that there is light at the end of the tunnel, “concluded Avila.

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