Kirjahaku

'Please be my friend," said a desperate 17-year old black girl to each white woman leaving the huge Roman Catholic cathedral in Accra, Ghana on the west coast of Africa that Sunday morning in 1964. I was that girl and what happened to me before and since is an amazing true story that even I find it hard to believe today. But it did unfold exactly as I relate it to you here. At times I think you will feel my helplessness and hope.my pain and pleasure.the cruelty that some men and women can mask.my failings and my faith that sustained me then and guide me now.and the unselfish kindness and generosity of so many good people who came to my rescue during the darkest day of my life. Most of all, it celebrates my finest accomplishment and greatest gift - the birth and grow to adulthood of my ten healthy children here and in Africa. Maybe it will indeed serve as a source of inspiration for you. I certainly hope so.

Senseless Illiterate & Insane is criminals committing crimes for the Code of Honor, and the mental illnesses that are associated. From an author who has lived in environments with criminally insanest, specifically antisocial people. When you are antisocial, you show no regard for the emotions of others. You have a long-term pattern of exploiting, manipulating or violating the feelings and rights of others without showing remorse. Psychiatrist says this behavior may cause problems in relationships or at work and is often criminal. The severity antisocial people only are caught committing the crimes since they also can be charming and witty with flattery. In almost all cases, substance abuse plays a factor in why they cheat, fight, lie, and steal. When a person cannot explain their emotions, they tend to lose focus and won't take a stand for what they believe in. My goal is to open a dialog for the criminally insanest, to discuss their causes and symptoms to adhere to traditional methods of productivity. And identify why a person's identity and individuality effects living a better quality of life. Knowing more about those causes and symptoms, identity and personality disorders can help to better understand triggered behavior and emotions. This book discusses mental disorders, jail and prison statistics, prison reform, and gives common solutions. Also, changing beliefs and values to change passive thinking, livelihood responsibilities, and finding a purpose in life.