Crack Baby - Taylor, Leah
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It took Philip a while to drop the nick name Filthy Phil, given to him by the cruel kids at his elementary school. You see, his mother was a Crack Head, but he was the one who had to suffer the consequences for her actions. However, when a less than ideal opportunity came knocking down Philip's door, literally; he had no choice but to take it, which ultimately changes his status from poverty stricken to ghetto fabulous. Yet since he was only eight when he got dragged into the drug world, he would have no clue of the severity of the consequences he would have to face for his own actions. He…mehr

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It took Philip a while to drop the nick name Filthy Phil, given to him by the cruel kids at his elementary school. You see, his mother was a Crack Head, but he was the one who had to suffer the consequences for her actions. However, when a less than ideal opportunity came knocking down Philip's door, literally; he had no choice but to take it, which ultimately changes his status from poverty stricken to ghetto fabulous. Yet since he was only eight when he got dragged into the drug world, he would have no clue of the severity of the consequences he would have to face for his own actions. He later discovers how hard but necessary it would be to change his occupation to prevent helping anyone else to become a Crack Baby.
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Leah Taylor is a passionate Kentuckian, celebrating her second chance at love and the everyday miracle of her son. Through numerous medical traumas and life's unpredictable challenges, she has come to recognize the crosses she must bear. With close encounters with death, Leah's resilience is fortified by her unwavering family's support, whether nearby or a phone call away. Her memoir, The Crosses I Bear, encapsulates her belief in the omnipresent love and compassion in the world. Leah hopes her story reminds others they're never alone.