Bøger af Pamela James Coleman

Finding Herself...I Was Not Her!, by Pamela James Coleman, takes the reader through the loss of a husband, the loss of a grandmother, legal issues resulting from the grandmother's care, and employment issues that largely resulted from the legal issues. You will gain a distinctive point of view; although these problems are not unusual in and of themselves, Pamela will give us an idea of what it was like for you as an individual to experience them. And that's the value of a book like this-this is not merely a story about someone who experiences these setbacks and gets through them; this is the story of a real person who pops off the page and gives you hope regardless of your circumstances. With that said, buckle your seat belts and be ready to cry, laugh, and experience the journey of life through the eyes of Pamela James Coleman as she finds herself.

Is this me? Am I her? is a chronicle of Pamela James Coleman's roller coaster ride of life events. Coleman will take you through the good moments she experienced as a child growing up, which were shadowed by drinking, mental abuse, drugs, and lies. As you read, you will meet family members who did their best to protect her. You will see how living around alcoholism influenced and affected some, if not all, of Coleman's choices. Growing up, Coleman always wanted the life of the families seen on the television. She yearned for a mother-daughter relationship. Neither was meant to be. Her doctor suggested visiting a psychiatrist, but the money was tight. Not to mention, doctor visits were not in the budget either. So instead, Coleman put pen to paper to express her feelings, and this book became a healing process for her.This book is divided into three chapters, sharing the good times and the bad. Coleman's goal is to show how an individual can go through the darkest times and still come through it stronger and wiser.As the conclusion of this book, book no. I, Coleman stand alone in an empty house, looking forward to finding herself and leaving you in suspense. Coleman continues to ask herself, "Is this me? Am I her?¿