God's Fault

07/27/2026

The pic 😂😂😂

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07/27/2026

Never let someone else’s pockets move you, unless it moves you to get busy too✌🏾💯

07/27/2026

Once I decided I wanted Better and to get Better, I had to be Better and in order for that to happen I must do better, everything else just keeps getting Better 💯👌🏾

07/27/2026

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07/24/2026

Grandson #1 is my videographer today, he earning his hair cut, you don’t work you don’t eat✌🏾💯

07/20/2026

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Real life ‼️‼️

07/16/2026

The older I get, the more I realize that tomorrow is never promised.

That changes the way you live. You stop putting off the moments that matter. You love harder. You laugh louder. You make time for adventures with the people who mean the most.

Today was one of those moments with my grandbaby. ❤️

These are the memories that outlive money, success, and everything else we spend so much time chasing.

Hug your people. Make the trip. Take the picture. Share the laugh.

Because one day, these moments will be the greatest treasures we leave behind.

I’m choosing to live life fully, one memory at a time. 🙏🏾❤️

07/14/2026

Think about that, he expiring and the best idea he came up with is to Bless others across the country 🤔

After learning that his stage 4 prostate cancer had become terminal and that doctors believed he might have only 12 to 18 months left, Doug Ruch decided he wanted to spend his remaining time differently. Instead of focusing only on his diagnosis, the 55-year-old chose to dedicate his days to helping others across the country.

Doug packed his car and began a journey called “Dying to Serve,” with the goal of volunteering in all 50 states. Along the way, he has worked with food banks, soup kitchens, homeless shelters, senior centers, and other community organizations, offering his time wherever help is needed.

Doug shared that one of his biggest regrets was not giving more time to service earlier in life. Through his mission, he hopes to encourage others to volunteer and continue helping their communities long after his journey ends.

Even while facing cancer and the financial challenges of treatment, Doug has continued moving forward with support from donations. His story shows that a difficult diagnosis does not have to stop someone from creating meaningful moments and bringing kindness to others. ❤️🌎