You Pull Me Through Jennifer Hudson Analysis

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She also appeared at the at 51st annual Grammy Awards she wins Best R&B ALbum for her self titled debut,“Jennifer Hudson”,and she also performs her song”You Pulled Me Through”.She is also photographed beautifully on the cover of EW and credits God,her fans and career for helping cope with the tragic murders of her family.Hudson’s biggest triumph of the spirit is when she forgives her brother in law,who is responsible for the deaths of her family members.
Besides her overcoming the death of her family members,Hudson became the Weight Watchers spokesman and decided that she would like to turn her life around and lost eighty pounds.She decided to lose the weight after having her son and she is proud of herself for accomplishing her goal,but she also keeps in mind that she is comfortable in her skin no matter what size she may be.
Analysis
As mentioned before,Hudson’s biggest triumph of the spirit is when she forgives her
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Had you had the love my mother gave us, or the background that some have, then you would've stood a chance.”
This statement about her brother,to me,shows how much she recovered from the lost of her mother,brother and nephew.It obviously was not easy dealing with all those deaths at one time,especailly since it took about three years for her to come out to the public again.Hudson is such an amazing and strong women for forgiving someone who ended innoncent people lives for no particaluar reason. I admire her actions,because very few people can forgive a person for back stabbing them,let alone someone murdering 3 of your family members.
In an interview on the show “Dateline,” Hudson reveals who inspired her comeback after her families death,"Well, I felt as though I had to. Again, just the same as I hear my mother's voice in my head, I can hear my brother's voice in my head," said Hudson. "Everybody, is like, 'Is she ever

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