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He lost his wife and 8-year-old child in the crash. He was the only one who survived.

But Jerry Tuazon spoke with so much peace.

He said, “Pinahiram lang sila ng Diyos. Sa amin, natutulog lang sila. Napatawad ko na ang driver.”

He didn’t demand revenge. He didn’t blame the company. Instead, he asked people not to shut down Solid North. He said the drivers have families too. And people still need them.

Jerry is a Seventh-Day Adventist. He was on his way to a church event when the crash happened. Even in deep pain, he showed compassion. Even after losing everything, he chose to think of others.

He didn’t just survive. He lived with a kind of heart that most of us can only hope to have.

This is not weakness. This is strength. This is faith.
He is proof that God can turn tragedy into testimony.

Photo and report: ABS-CBN News | Lyza Aquino

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