As I sat on my front porch in the early
morning, I could hear the birds chirping. I felt the cool morning breeze blowing
back and forth on my face. I thought I wish my mother could see me now. When we
were kids, growing up we always wanted to be just like Mom. All children want
to make their parents proud of them. I know that if Mom were alive today she
would be so proud of me and the accomplishments that I have made. I have
actually written my Mom’s life story. All I Had Was Your Birth Certificate (and
Memories That Remain) to share with families that have been devastated by the lost of a child through death,
abduction. On the other hand, a child, that has runaway. I write this story
from life experiences as I watched my mother many times with tears flowing down
her cheeks, and the beautiful smile on her face turn to a frown down through
the years as she struggled with the abduction of my sister.
All I Had Was Your Birth Certificate ( and Memories That Remain) This book is a true-life story of a young mother's struggles, heartache and pain after losing her child. She was abandoned by both of her parents. She was deceived and betrayed but someone she trusted. You have to read this heart-warming,life changing story and experience a voyage the is one of the most exhilarating and miraculous adventure that could happen to someone.
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All I Had Was Your Birth Certificate
All I Had Was Your Birth Certificate
In August 2011, I finally published my book I officially became an Author. This was a life long dream that was finally REALITY. I thank God for allowing me to write my mother's story. All I Had Was Your Birth Certificate( and Memories That Remain) a true life story about a young mother's struggles, heartache and pain after the lost of a child. This book is story of hope and inspiration it will take you on a journey that you will not likely forget. It is a must to read for parents that have lost a child for whatever the reason. Whether is be death, abduction . Or even a child that has run-away. This story has a prevalent impact on issues we face in our society.
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