CEO of Divine Destiny Resource Center, Helen R. Richmond, Publishes a Book About Previous Abusive Relationships, Entitled "Living Past the Pain: Reflections of the Past"
Filled with pain and suffering, Helen's life takes a turn for the better when she decides she would rather be dead than to continue to stay in an abusive marriage. A riveting must-read, "Living Past the Pain: Reflections of the Past," will keep you hanging onto the edge of your seat as you enter into the intimate and painful experiences of the life of a "PK"--preacher's kid. Trained up in the church, Helen strays away and becomes entangled in a life of pain and suffering.
Stone Mountain, GA, July 18, 2008 --(PR.com)-- Helen R. Richmond dedicates this book to all women, especially those who have struggled through a life of pain and suffering. Not just normal pain and suffering, but pain and suffering stemming from bad relationships, abuse and a series of bad decisions.
It is also Richmond's desire that young girls benefit from this book. Hopefully a responsible adult would read the book with them or share this information with them to help them realize the importance of making good decisions.
"Surprisingly, too many girls and not so surprisingly, too many women are experiencing or have experienced some type of abuse from those who profess to love them," says Richmond. Her prayer is that this book would raise an awareness of how abuse occurs, so that something could be done about it.
Richmond believes that men should not be excluded. She believes they should carefully consider the abusive experiences in this book in order to educate themselves and other men who may be causing the abuse. The author believes that it is the only way that the cycle of abuse so pervasive in society today can be dealt with and ultimately stopped.
"Living Past the Pain: Reflections of the Past" is a "reader-friendly" book, written in a conversational tone. To reiterate, this book depicts portions of the life of a woman who was raised as a preacher's kid, but strayed from the church and had some devastating experiences. Her story is filled with pain and suffering. Sometimes she did not know if she would live or die. Sometimes she thought she had died and gone to hell. Other times things seemed great. Overall, her story will encourage women from all walks of life.
This story will encourage anyone who is going through difficult times of any type, but especially due to any kind of abuse. After getting past the pain, there is a good outcome. Although Helen's life is still unfolding, the pain from the past is gone and she is looking toward a bright future.
Quote from the author: "All things are possible, if you only believe. I stepped into my divine destiny, and God delivered me from the pain and suffering."
To get your copy of the book, visit www.divinedestiny.weebly.com
It is also Richmond's desire that young girls benefit from this book. Hopefully a responsible adult would read the book with them or share this information with them to help them realize the importance of making good decisions.
"Surprisingly, too many girls and not so surprisingly, too many women are experiencing or have experienced some type of abuse from those who profess to love them," says Richmond. Her prayer is that this book would raise an awareness of how abuse occurs, so that something could be done about it.
Richmond believes that men should not be excluded. She believes they should carefully consider the abusive experiences in this book in order to educate themselves and other men who may be causing the abuse. The author believes that it is the only way that the cycle of abuse so pervasive in society today can be dealt with and ultimately stopped.
"Living Past the Pain: Reflections of the Past" is a "reader-friendly" book, written in a conversational tone. To reiterate, this book depicts portions of the life of a woman who was raised as a preacher's kid, but strayed from the church and had some devastating experiences. Her story is filled with pain and suffering. Sometimes she did not know if she would live or die. Sometimes she thought she had died and gone to hell. Other times things seemed great. Overall, her story will encourage women from all walks of life.
This story will encourage anyone who is going through difficult times of any type, but especially due to any kind of abuse. After getting past the pain, there is a good outcome. Although Helen's life is still unfolding, the pain from the past is gone and she is looking toward a bright future.
Quote from the author: "All things are possible, if you only believe. I stepped into my divine destiny, and God delivered me from the pain and suffering."
To get your copy of the book, visit www.divinedestiny.weebly.com
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Divine Destiny Resource Center, Inc.
Helen R. Richmond
770-653-6005
www.divinedestiny.weebly.com
Helen R. Richmond
770-653-6005
www.divinedestiny.weebly.com
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