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Tamara S. Nance

ago 2010 · iUniverse

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This book takes one into detail about the first 18 years of my life. The first 18 years of my life was very dramatic, traumatize, and harsh. This book takes the reader into great details about the trail and tribulations of my life. In additional to the first 18 years of my life, I take the reader into a positive realm to some inspirational movement at the end of the book. As I go through each event the reader get a vivid picture in their minds. It touches your emotion in a very different way. This book will make one laugh and cry at the same time. It explores a very painful truthful, sincere, and joyful story. The reason for this book is to help somebody who has gone through similar situation. Hold their head up high and pray for better days. I hope to help those who have lost their dreams and hope for the future. I want to restore hope for the people experience a negative environment a let them know something positive can come from it. Thanks for everyone support in advance.

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I am an author that comes from a profound background. This background made me a well-grounded individual. I have accomplished many things such as obtaining a degree in Speech Communications and starting my own cleaning business. Fear was never an obstacle but to me it’s an illusion. In my life with a background filled with drugs, violence, and corruption. That my mother and father produced from a life filled with wrong decisions they have made. I choose to not have the fear of society judging me because of my background history, Although my eyes have witness more than the average 28 years old. I chose not to think of myself as a victim and, its comfort to know that I got the victory over the environment that I was provided with. I plan to explore these worlds endless possibilities until the good lord come and get me. I have gain strength, courage and confidence by every life experience in which I stop to look fear in the face. I am able to say, ‘I have lived through this horror. I can take the next thing that comes along.’ I must do the thing you think I cannot do.