Notes From A Broken Heart - Wills, Elaine

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Résumé :
Notes from a Broken Heart What I Wanted to Say is a titillating story of a woman seduced by a con man. Bennie stripped Sirrah of love, money, and self-esteem. Sirrah considered suicide, but God said, No. In writing what started as suicide Notes, she worked her way back to stability. She could be any woman anywhere. Sirrah's story provides a glimpse into the mindset of someone contemplating suicide. Her life was great until suddenly it wasn't. Although she was intelligent and strong-willed, she was still vulnerable. Sirrah's lover was able to blindside her because she ignored the warning signs. She was naive and innocently opened herself to emotional trauma. Writing Notes was the coping mechanism that worked for Sirrah. It's ok to seek help. Suicide is NEVER the answer.

Biographie:
Elaine Wills is an entrepreneur, educator, mother, and friend to many. She writes to inspire and relay messages of hope that there is nothing that God will not bring you through. As a survivor of childhood traumas and adversity, she overcame obstacles that taught her to rise above her circumstances and never give up hope. She obtained her bachelor's degree at the University of Detroit in Biology and Business Administration and a Master of Education Degree from Wayne State University. Her passion for helping people took her on a journey across the country where she became a certified Peer Support Specialist through the National Alliance for Mental Illness. Her tantalizing stores are meant to start a dialogue about issues that are swept under the rug, especially the issue of mental health. Her passion for storytelling was a catalyst for writing this, her first book. She aspires to inspire. Her creative depiction of relatable situation identifies how people deal with emotional trauma.

Sommaire:
Notes from a Broken Heart What I Wanted to Say is a titillating story of a woman seduced by a con man. Bennie stripped Sirrah of love, money, and self-esteem. Sirrah considered suicide, but God said, No. In writing what started as suicide Notes, she worked her way back to stability. She could be any woman anywhere. Sirrah's story provides a glimpse into the mindset of someone contemplating suicide. Her life was great until suddenly it wasn't. Although she was intelligent and strong-willed, she was still vulnerable. Sirrah's lover was able to blindside her because she ignored the warning signs. She was naive and innocently opened herself to emotional trauma. Writing Notes was the coping mechanism that worked for Sirrah. It's ok to seek help. Suicide is NEVER the answer....