Child of Void

D. A. Weiss knew a very different life than most children from an early age. From the start her mother lacked the maternal instincts that come naturally to most. Jeanette's struggle with mental disorders and drug use brought chaos to Danielle's childhood. Jeanette became abusive and neglectful, and Danielle's grandparents took over the responsibility of raising her. Child of Void details the painful experiences of one little girl whose pain did not end with the transfer of...
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D. A. Weiss knew a very different life than most children from an early age. From the start her mother lacked the maternal instincts that come naturally to most. Jeanette's struggle with mental disorders and drug use brought chaos to Danielle's childhood. Jeanette became abusive and neglectful, and Danielle's grandparents took over the responsibility of raising her. Child of Void details the painful experiences of one little girl whose pain did not end with the transfer of guardianship. She was verbally, physically, and sexually abused and eventually removed from that home. Entering the world of foster care, Danielle met further trials when exposed to the unkindness of other children. Teased for her visual impairment and weight, she found consolation in church and cooking. This heart-wrenching memoir shows how a defenseless child despite all the odds against her found a voice and a way to stay alive through the power of God. Being a product of abuse was no longer defined by the first slap or punch. It was defined by how she moved forward. The brave choices of the author will inspire you that whatever obstacle you encounter, you can overcome it. Discover hope for the Child of Void.