You wrote about being a teenaged mother of a handicapped child and the issues you faced raising your child. How difficult was it being a child yourself and raising a child with special needs?
Being a teen-Mom of a handicapped child was the most difficult experience of my life. It took some time for me to accept teen-motherhood. The fact that my child was handicapped and would always need care was an extra level of hardship that I had to overcome.
The focus of your book is your father and your desire to meet your father, a man whom you had never met. Did you ever meet your father?
Yes, I did. This is where it gets interesting. There is a mystery surrounding where I found my father and the condition he was in when I found him. Please get the book to read all about how I finally found him, it’s a thriller.
As you explain in your book, there were broken pieces and missing parts from your life. Were you able to find what was missing from your life?
Yes, I did. I found the plantation where my dead ancestors lived as slaves, brothers and a sister whom I didn’t know existed before I found my living father. And most importantly, I found the answer to the most important question ever asked of me, which was where is your Father. I can answer that question now.
You tell in the book that, your child was born with some health problems. Where you ever told how your child’s condition occurred?
No, I was never told how it occurred but as I share in the book I didn’t receive prenatal care until I was several months pregnant. Readers can learn more about this when they read the book.
Your book is called “You Cannot Find Peace Until You Find All The Pieces”, how did you come up with the title for your book?
My book title is “You Cannot Find Peace Until You Find All The Pieces”. The title of my book represents my search for inner peace and my desire to find answers to the missing pieces of my life story, so that I could be made whole.
As you explain in your book, there were broken pieces and missing parts from your life. What were the broken pieces of your life that you wrote about in your book?
The missing pieces of my life were my Father and my Father’s family. I didn’t know my father and his side of my family and I needed to know them in order to move forward with my life.
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Genre - Christian/ Historical/Inspirational
Rating – G
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