Keisha S Lonon

Being a Victim by Just Being Me Keisha S Lonon

At the age of five, there were many things that held power over a young lady's life. These forces were fear, anxiety, depression, PTSD, detachment, separation anxiety, insecurity, and mistrust-and they all led the author of this book to nontraditional suicidal attempts. Nobody saw the symptoms until the disease had taken its toll. She was lost on the path she was following because she walked in silence. A broken home can break an individual and cause mental health conditions, leave a person in jail, and even lead to death. In this book, meet that little girl who grew up to earn her master's degree in Forensic Psychology. She wants to share with you abundant love and the secret to changing your life by impacting the daily victimization of others. She aligned herself with others who had the same mindset as she did, and it was a game-changer. Success is not defined by your bank account, but by the peace and happiness you have within yourself. This book will help you on your journey to find that peace and happiness. "Most people will stay on auto-pilot until the pain of staying the same outweighs the pain of change." Anonymous Advocate