Last One Standing

A life once lost struggling to be found. A childhood of sadness and emotional trauma is evident as the author delves deep into the psychic of his soul, and the memoirs of his past; to be whole, to understand, to move forward into a life of hope and prosperity. Due to the gravity of life, falling down is easier than climbing up. The skeleton in the closet is evolving from evil to good; some what like from the cocoon comes the butterfly. God has put the good within and it is striving to get out of bondage and thrive forever; to help rather than to hurt, to build up rather than to tear down, to love rather than to hate. As you read this book, brace yourself for tumultuous episodes and terminology. Look beyond that, to feel the pain of the victims and the perpetrators. Rebecca Judge, Mental Health Professional