My True Life Story

    My childhood growing up was emotionally stable. I had great parents who gave me the self esteem I needed to become a



successful adult.  I still have three wonderful sisters. This paved the way for a secure and emotional environment to grow up in.



My career goal was to become a registered nurse, which never happened.



    I was married in 1969 to a man that I thought loved me very much. Little did I know that my adult  life would be turned upside



down for the next 16 years.  The emotional history which I am about to share reflects all the aspects of my married life.  The



husband, who I thought loved me, was a real monster.



    Early in my marriage I was constantly attacked verbally by my husband. He would reiterate unkind words that left me feeling



worthless.  This bothered me tremendously. I began to feel very depressed and I felt lost and out of control. Suddenly, the



panic attacks, forgetfulness, and depression set in. I could not be the mother I should have been for my children.  I  tried going



to college for nursing but was forced to drop out because of lack of concentration.  Finally, I  decided to get a divorce. It was the



best thing I ever did. Now I am a positive thinker and live my life to the fullest along with four wonderful children by my side.



Remember, nothing is impossible unless you believe it to be.