27/05/2026
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The province of Samar is known for its many waterfalls, beaches, caves, extensive wilderness, and the amazing tradition of the Waray people. In this report, the western part of the summer is considered a First Class Province in the Philippines which simply means that that area is rich when it comes to GDP or gross domestic product.
But if you ask people, most residents will say that their province is probably only rich in paper because they don't feel comfortable in life. So to get a job with a decent salary, most people there think that if they go to Manila or a neighboring area or province, their life will be better .
Although it's difficult to go to a new town without knowing anyone, that didn't stop Ruby Bella, better known as Bing. Based on the report, he was born and raised in Samar with his only sister. It was immediately aware of the hardship. Despite their hardships in life, their parents did everything they could to send them to high school.
And as they grew up, it became normal for their siblings to see their neighbors leaving to work in Manila or other places in Luzon. Even though there are residents there who are content with their simple and quiet summer lives, Ruby's brains have been conditioned to believe that their lives will be better if they can leave their province.
Ruby was described as kind and this made all her classmates agree . When he graduated from high school and saved up money, he immediately traveled to Manila where he was quickly hired. At first, he was surprised by the pace of life in his new place . But it didn't take long for him to adjust. But after the contract ended, they also split up because they moved to a company located in Cavite.
When her contract ended, Ruby followed them and worked there. There he was able to reassure Marlon Gamos. The two's relationship eventually led to marriage and their union produced a child they named Shanaya Nicole. The child became the center of their lives. And so that Ruby would not have to struggle with taking care of the baby, the couple decided to completely resign to focus on the child's growth.
In this photo, you can see that the Gamos family can be described as happy and even though they have a simple life, you can notice that they raised the child well. The couple gave everything to Nicole, especially the things they had never experienced. When they were young, they would prepare for it whenever it was appropriate, take it to different places, and if their budget allowed, they would buy it various items and toys.
Their happy photos on social media were praised by people and they felt that Ruby had raised their child well. But like some Filipino parents, the couple realized that as their child grows, the number of things they will need and spend on will also increase, especially when he or she starts school.
So even though it was painful and difficult for him to be separated from his mother and father, Marlon decided to work abroad. The couple agreed that Ruby would stay at home while Marlon would work. After several years of going back and forth, he managed to get a house in Kensinton Subdivision in Barangay Navaro, located in General Trias, Cavite. Although it is difficult to raise a child alone, Ruby is very grateful because her husband, Marlon, is what you could call a really good provider because he provides for all their needs.
In 2017, after a few months of staying in the Philippines, Marlon sadly said goodbye to his mother and father because he was going to board a ship again as a seaman in Korea. In December, Marlon began counting down the days because he only had two months left before he could return home to his family. Because he is so excited to be back home, even though he will not be celebrating Christmas and New Year in the Philippines,...FULL STORY IN COMMENT"