A Brooklyn Project Became My Prison |
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Introduction by:
| Ashmore, Dawn |
Author:
| Ashmore, Dawn |
Series title: | A Brooklyn Project Became My Prison Ser. |
ISBN: | 978-1-7025-2658-6 |
Publication Date: | Oct 2019 |
Publisher: | Independently Published
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Book Format: | Paperback |
List Price: | USD $15.00 |
Book Description:
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This book is a self help book about my life and my experiences with love and pain, hurt, depression, stress, and how I made it though the storm with good things, and out of bad situations; I turn them into a big positive action in my life. There's are times when I didn't know whether or not if I was going to make it alive. I didn't know what I was going to do on my own with a child to feed and cloth. I turn to drugs as away to numb my feelings and pain, emotions too. Also, how I kick...
More DescriptionThis book is a self help book about my life and my experiences with love and pain, hurt, depression, stress, and how I made it though the storm with good things, and out of bad situations; I turn them into a big positive action in my life. There's are times when I didn't know whether or not if I was going to make it alive. I didn't know what I was going to do on my own with a child to feed and cloth. I turn to drugs as away to numb my feelings and pain, emotions too. Also, how I kick the coke cocaine habit that was heavy on my back, alone and cold turkey! Also, how I had children depending on me to get my shit together for them to be able to survive in the ghetto as a young black girl, the odds was against them from birth. My life was in no way handed to me, I had to fight my way out by any means necessary and that's how it was for me as a Beautiful Black woman and a mother; who had to take the roll of man from time to time. This is my story, my struggle, my poor, un-happy life, on the inside is where that lived no one really knew what I had to deal with and this is why I wrote my book to be heard and understood by other woman just like me; that can't write a book and for some that are to weak to leave; I had to be their voice in the dark to bring it too the light. I hope in writing about me can save someone else life than I've done my job!