Veratisha Morey

Resilience: The Strength of My Scars, a True Story of Strength, Courage and Tragedy Turned Triumph. (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

Resilience: The Strength of my Scars is a transformational, autobiographical story of an 11-year-old little girl whose life was almost cut short. She was involved in a near-death scooter accident that shook her world and destroyed the hearts of all those of loved her. Through God's will, perseverance, strength, courage and resilience she makes a remarkable recovery and appeals the verdict of death that was ruled on her life.

The Author shares graphic and personal photos from the critical, tragic time period; which manifested into a visual reminder of her tragedy turned triumph. Battling her way off life support, out of the coma, restoring memory and paralysis, she blossoms into a beautiful butterfly and continues to spread her wings.

"Looking back, I hardly recognize the young vulnerable girl I was. Now I stand a confident five feet, six inches tall, sport a pair of lovely and engaging brown eyes and profess a love of gold jewelry and all things "fashionista". I am a survivor of my own battle. Fortunate and blessed, I have emerged stronger and transformed. My scar is a tool of strength and survival. When I look in the mirror, I never see pain and fear---only a comfort in my own skin and strength"-Veratisha Morey

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Veratisha Morey
• Erscheinungstermin: 20. April 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781393053972
• Artikelnr.: 59823646

Autorenporträt

Veratisha has worked in the Criminal Justice, Human Service and Social Services field for a total of 11 years; 7 of which include State of CT employment (Judicial Branch, Department of Children & Families and Department of Correction). Starting off as Juvenile Detention Officer, Clinician, Social Worker/Investigator and now working with the volatile offender population and functioning as an Adjunct Professor (in training) and Guest Speaker, she has a glowing resume. A proud Lauralton Hall Graduate, she then went on to earn a Bachelor 's Degree in Criminal Justice with a Minor in Sociology followed by a Master's Degree in Human Services-Forensic Mental Health Counseling from Post University

She plans to decide between law school or a dual degree (J.D./Doctorate's) program next.

Additionally, she has provided clinical services to children and adults in a diverse client population.

She tends to use her experiences and testimony as a point of reference to inspire others. She believes in her clients and tells them" If I can do it, so can you. Now show me! To note, she has empowered teenage girls and boys who struggled with self-esteem, identity and insecurities derived from a lack of self-love and their scars. She was able to identify with these young adolescents and provide them with the strength, courage and wisdom to embrace their scars and imperfections, as they too have strength.