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Struggles of depression with PTSD provoke denial. Self medication with alcohol doesn't deter reflections. Homeless again, does she stay in California or return to the East Coast to assist family members in crisis. A recurring nightmare forces its total exposure proving itself more real than imaginary as it takes demonic possession making her fight for dominion over her own soul.
Nyima comes to the affirmative conclusion that she was out of control, and it's the best thing that could have happened to her.
In becoming so, she finally relinquishes control to the One who knew her heart from the beginnin; the One who loved her like she was the only one to love; the One whol loved her best; the One who'd never stop; and the One who never interfered with her being in control, until she surrendered it to Him.
Nyima Chante Robbins learns that to be more she must do more, and to have more she must expect more, but for success - she must align her acts a | |  | | End All To Be All
Michael doesn't believe in God, even though it is God who directs his steps in overcoming his addictions.
Michael was in love and when he lost it he went through the motions of living until his money was gone and his gold digging wife kicked him to the curb for another man.
His fight to recover from alcohol and pain pill addiction leads him to the position of Director over End All To Be All, an ADP geared to assist others suffering from alcohol/drug related addictions. It is here he learns first hand that addiction is an imprisoned state of mind, and how easily . . . the love of money becomes the root of all evil.
A story of recovery and Michael's quest for a better progra |
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