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The Journey Home: A Memoir | Patrice M. Foster

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When your last thread of hope is shredded, how can you find the way forward?Rejected at every turn'at home in Jamaica and after moving to the US'young Patrice M. Foster struggles through a darkness no young adult should have to endure. How can she lift herself from the abyss of childhood poverty, loss, and ultimately teen depression?The odds seem insurmountable and yet she pushes on.Foster's journey from a terrifyingly destructive life on the streets to a world of healing through forgiveness and self-acceptance teaches an important, shining lesson: Rock bottom does not have to be your last stop. The Journey Home is Foster's story of survival and success and offers hope for adolescents, young adults, parents, and educators.

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The Journey Home: A Memoir | Patrice M. Foster

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This memoir is a very dark tale of Patrice's life in Jamaica and America. It contains mentions of rape, abuse, neglect, depressions, and abandonment. It is not for the faint of heart, but it may prove to be an interesting and informative read for anyone who is interested. Nothing is sugar coated in this book.