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Break Out Not Down
A self discovery book on how to Break OUT as the family scapegoat breaking generational curses or an abusive relationship without completely breaking down.
It’s Not Their Fault
A story about a mother who lost her children to child welfare because her husband abused her. While her children were in the care of strangers, they were physically, sexually, mentally, and verbally abused and neglected of social emotional and basic needs. It cost her the life of her first born child and the others never fully recovered. The father moved on to have another family and repeated his pattern while the mother continued to fight the system that failed her and murdered her child. This heartbreaking story will have you at the capital steps of your state because it isn’t just a story, it’s based on many true stories in Illinois.
Parents Guide to Fighting Child Welfare
This step by step guide is available now!
It walks you through how to protect your rights as a parent and keep your child safe while they are not in your care.
For advocacy support visit https://advocacyfirst.org
Who’s Coming To Save Us?
Short stories from family members of first responders. The obstacles they face, the shame they face in reaching out for support, the pride they show in the private communities they create, exclusion they face if they don’t have pride and the harassment they face outside of those gates for a career they didn’t choose. These are the untold stories behind the careers of first responders. These stories are not to shame our first responders, it’s to raise awareness and empathy for the vulnerable population of traumatized family members who love and or lost a first responder.
What Will I See?
Is a children’s adventure story about traveling on an airplane for the first time.
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