Category: Memoir Publisher: Digi-Tall News & Media
Type: Non-Fiction
Pages: 280
Copyright: Mar 29 2002
For many years my thoughts had been "I wonder when the last chapter of my book will happen?" Now I now the last chapter had come and once again it was Easter.
I share this today just to let someone out there know, you don't have to give up. Sign an affidavit. Share it with two people that know and love you. Begin your road upwards. Try change. Just try to get well as hard as you tried to give up. You will survive too. One day soon, maybe next Easter, you can go through a resurrection by taking a look at your affidavit and share it with someone too.
For all of you who would like the first of the story, please contact VicToria Tallman at tallnews.aol.com /\ http://www.digi-tall-news-media.com. Happy Easter.
Excerpt
This period of time was "at the end of my rope" of twenty-one months of disability from work because of an illness brought about my silicone. This period at that promise time started finally ending. It was at that time Easter 1998, four years ago.
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Reviewed by Kathy Ewbank
4/9/2002
Excellent writing skills. Vivid emotional explanations with deep understanding of what it feels like to want to give up.
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