Saved, Unwed & Motherhood
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An excerpt from "Saved, Unwed & Motherhood" for your encouragement and reading pleasure.
...Last but not least, love and accept yourself as well as the choices you made, whether those decisions brought about positive or negative effects. There is something to be learned either way. Never ever throw yourself away, even if or when others do. I have a saying: “I am stuck with me for a lifetime – no matter who comes or goes – it is me with me all the way.” Another one is: “No matter who comes and goes, I am struck with me forever, so I trump everyone else – what they say really does not matter.” Learn to be YOUR OWN BEST FRIEND.
Being saved, unwed, and a mother can encourage you to walk closer to the Lord. Do not give up, continue loving the Lord because he truly loves you and by all means, learn to love yourself unconditionally. This is your journey. ...
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About the Book
Single women often feel alienated and as if their lives are no longer useful after becoming a mother. Nothing could be further from the truth. Each and every goal you often imagine is still within your reach.
About the Author
As a single parent, I have observed those who sometimes are made to feel “less than” because they are unmarried with children. Coming to the conclusion that God loves every one of us, no matter what our station in life, single parents need encouragement even when a situation arises such as being single and unwed.
As a current Colorado resident, living here has given me the courage to write, reach out and touch others who are struggling as young, single parents.
With the Lord’s help, I have accomplished much during my single-parent tenure: an AS degree in secretarial sciences; an AS degree in paralegal studies; a BS degree in paralegal studies; and law school. Also, I have had the pleasure of employment with some major corporations. Always have my needs been met. Last but surely not least, authoring my first manuscript, “Saved, Unwed & Motherhood”.