Kizza Claire

Dear President Rodrigo Roa Duterte,   Greetings Mr. President! I am honored to give you a letter that expresses my feelings on your governance.   These past few days Mr. President, I have observed that a lot of your countrymen are disappointed and unsatisfied with your responses in battling COVID-19 pandemic. I appreciate the actions you've done during this COVID-19 pandemic but obviously, victims of COVID-19 in the Philippines is rapidly increasing and it has been months since the lockdown was implemented on different parts of the Philippines.    I understand that your position takes a lot of responsibility but may I ask Mr. President, does militarist approach helpful in battling COVID-19 pandemic? Since then Mr. President, you always rely on militarist approach in every crisis you face.    Does the closure of ABS-CBN in times of a pandemic, which is the country's largest media network as well as the so called white sand in manila bay helped in slowing dow...

  It all started when my father, Joffrey Tattao fell in love with my mother, Cherry Lyn Tattao. On one fine day, 20th of January 2005. They had me, their first daughter. I was named after a soap "Kizza" by my Mama and "Claire" from my Mama Lola, my mother's aunt. I am their eldest and a loving sister to Trisha Faye Tattao. I grew up in a simple yet happy life with my family at my mother's province, Ilocos Sur. I am currently studying at Ilocos Sur National High School also known as ISNHS. At the age of 15, I've been through a lot. I just let people talk about me behind my back but I won't let anybody use my past just to invalidate my current mindset.     I am not as good looking as I would like me to be. Sometimes people will make fun of me because of my physical appearance and I kept on blaming myself for not being good enough for everyone. But then, I realized that I can't please everybody. I got pimples, stretch marks, and a not so perfect bod...