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When Two Worlds Collide

Charlisa Rose Seyler
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Pages
108
Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
Xlibris US

About

My book is based on my personal life experiences.
I became a mother at an early age. I dropped out of high school. Later on in life, I obtained my GED.
I was in a relationship that lasted nearly fifteen years. When that relationship ended, I entered into another relationship. That was my first encounter with a violent partner. I was also introduced to meth. I became a very depressed alcoholic and meth addict. That relationship lasted nearly four and a half years. When I finally left that relationship, I left with extreme anxiety, panic attacks, and post-traumatic stress disorder.
I stayed single for a few years before entering what turned out to be another domestic violence situation. I left that relationship after nearly four years.
I spent nearly sixteen years lost in a lifestyle that included sadness and depression due to drugs, alcohol, the loss of my best friend at the age of seventeen, and the loss of my father nearly seven years ago.
Drugs and alcohol played a major role in all my downfalls. I found myself homeless on the streets of Tacoma, still drinking and using drugs. I made the choice to leave Tacoma three years ago. In doing so, I was able to get clean and sober.
I'm a survivor of two domestic violence relationships. By the grace of God, I'm free of drugs and alcohol. For that, I give the glory to my Lord, Savior, and Redeemer, Jesus Christ.

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