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__BONUS EPISODE___DA CREW PODCAST SEASON 1_ VISIONARY QUEEN ANGELA · DA CREW Podcast

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Countless satisfied clients have seen their credits cause sor hey, hey, hey,
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and welcome. Welcome, Welcome to another episode of the Crew Podcast. Of
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course, I am the visionary of the Crew Podcast. My name Angela Thomas
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Smith, effectually known as the Queen of collaborations across these social media streets.
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Tonight, I'm excited to be on tonight, I tell you the exsitement just
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to be able to come before you guys and to share it just does something
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to me. I get joyed every time I get the opportunity to come before
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you guys and to just share with you guys. Tonight is very special to
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me, and I'm happy to have these two amazing queens that's sharing a platform
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with me tonight. Not only are there going to be sharing a platform with
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me tonight, but they are the co authors to this amazing thirty one day
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devotional that dropped on today y'all, bringing healing in the City and Hills.
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If you guys did not get an opportunity to connect with the first book I
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tell you this one say thirty one day devotional and it's just the three of
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us. We're sharing our perspective on domestic violence, trying to bring some light
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the violence and helping those to reclaim their lives after going through domestics. As
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you look at me, I am a nine year survivor of being shot point
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blank range with us out our shotgun. I should not be here, but
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it's God's grace and mercy that I am here and able to share my story.
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I often say I survive so that I can share my story to help
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somebody else not have to go through what I went through. So y'all know,
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I'll get the talking and I'll get the going. So I'm gonna move
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on out the way. I'm gonna bring up these two amazing queens, gonna
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allow them to introduce themselves, and then we're gonna talk about our journey.
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We're gonna talk about this book, what this book means to us, and
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then we want you guys to go over and support us, support us on
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this journey. You have to do is download this a major Kindle version of
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the book only three dollars and thirty three cents. You get an opportunity for
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thirty one days. You get to read the things that we've shared as we
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poured out scripture, short testimonies or lessons from the scripture that we share,
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and then we give y'all a press starter, something that would start you into
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press. Because everybody don't know how to pray, and everybody don't know how
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to start. So we want to give individuals for an opportunity to start a
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prayer. So we share press starters and affirmations. But again, I am
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the Queen, and if you would please share this in your circle of influence,
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because you never know what someone is in need of. And again we
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are kicking off Domestic Violence Awareness Month. If you know someone that may be
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suffering in silence, don't just see. If you see something, y'all do
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something about it, speak up and speak out. So, without further ado,
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I'm gonna bring up to my two amazing co authors and my guests for
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tonight. We have Lakeisha Trim and Michelin Mouse. Now. Welcome, Welcome,
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Welcome, Welcome, Welcome. Hello. I want Lakisa please to introduce
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yourself. Hi. I am author Lakeisha Trim. I am a motivational speaker.
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I am a mother first and foremost, a mother of four and a
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grandmother five. Hi, like miss michell Michelin, if you would please introduce
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yourself. Hi, my name is Michelin Moss. I bring you greetings from
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Memphis, Tennessee by way of New Jersey. I am a wife, mother
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of three boys, and I have six grandchildren. And I am also a
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poet author. I'm a marriage efficient because I love love, and I also
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sell jewelry. And I'm also trying to start an organization for parents of children
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who lost their sight because my son recently lost his. So I'm still trying
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to navigate my way through what to do, resources, support groups and just
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you know, just resources that's out there for the parent as well as the
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children. Amazing, amazing, amazing. When I definitely may have some people
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that I can put you in contact with, because I have coopered some book
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with individuals that are that are either legally blind or they're totally blind, but
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they are not allowing their disabilities to keep them from doing the things that God
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has called them too. So we actually have a young lady that's in our
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poetry anithology Chante Reid she is legally blind. She does a lot, so
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I definitely want to put you in contact with her. And then there's another
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young lady that I would like to put you in contact with. So we
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definitely that's what we do. That that's what we do. But tonight we're
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gonna be touching on this topic of domestic violence as today keeps off Domestic Violence
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Awareness Month, bringing awareness to domestic violence. And when people think about domestic
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violence oftentime, they just only think about the physical part of domestic violence.
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And then they think that only males go on females endure it, that it's
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always done by male, which is I mean, just totally wrong. There
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are men that have been abuse and then there are oh my god, we
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used to say five to six types of domestic violence. But you think about
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it. You have physical, you have emotional, psychological, financial, mental,
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you have spiritual, you you you you just have so many types of
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abuse. You know, people don't think that if if people are holding their
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money from you, if your spouse is withholding money from you, that is
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financial abusancial, yes, And then if somebody is forcing their their their religious
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beliefs on you or whatever it is, that that is spiritual abuse. Yes,
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you know, there's all types of abuse that we endure. Me personally,
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I never thought that I would be someone that would be involved in domestic
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violence. I remember seeing that that that movie The Burning did and I remember
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saying that if that ain't happening to me, that that's not happening to me.
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I would hurt somebody before that happened to me. And here it is,
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nine years ago, I was involved domestic violence. And I tell people,
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don't ever say what you will and won't do, or what you won't
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allow, because I'm telling you I was in such a dark place in my
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life too. I didn't know if I was going to coming. So it's
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not about me allowing anybody. I was just in a dark place and I
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did not feel like I was worthy enough for anything or thought I was capable
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of anything, just going through. But I think God that he spared my
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life, He gave me a second chance. He gave me an opportunity to
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be able to impact lives, to be able to share, and that's what
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we're doing inside of this devotional I would life for you guys to share a
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little bit about what your journey has been like as a domestic violence survivor,
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or advocate, whatever your role is as a person that has been involved with
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domestic violence. Miss Michigan will start with you. Okay, mine started when
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I probably was maybe sixteen seventeen years old, and you know, I got
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had a black eye telling me what I couldn't do. At first thought it
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was cute, you know, being concerned of I don't want you to be
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with this friend, and I don't want you to go on this street.
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And you know, I I hid it from my parents and certain friends knew
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about it. So I ended up getting pregnant and I married him, you
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know, and I was only nineteen years old. So during that time it
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was physical abuse, it was sexual you know abuse, and I mean I
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got my door kicked in numerous times. I called the police, but I
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had a restraining order. I called the police, but he used to play
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football for PAL, which was the Police Athletic League, so they would come
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to my house and kind of ask him why did he do what he did
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and just leave him there. And so a friend of mine helped me to
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get away where I was. I'm from New Jersey, so I was living
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in New Jersey at the time, and I ended up moving to New York
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and I basically left with a book bag with me and my kids closing it.
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So that was how I basically you know, got away from him.
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And then from that I started having strength, you know, and like you
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said, never say never, because I didn't grow up seeing my mother and
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father you know, fight with if whatever they did, I never saw it,
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so I didn't think that that would be me. And then I kept
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it a secret because I felt stupid or like people say, well, how
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could you let somebody do that or why can't you walk away? But my
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sons were eleven months apart, and I left him before my second son turned
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one, So I just like developed strength all through God, trusted in him,
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and just went on about my business. But I still am in contact
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with him because of my son, the one that can't see, and we
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just had an incident a month ago in Georgia. Like he doesn't put his
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hand or anything on me, but I just feel like he never did right
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by me and my kids, and I don't feel that he steps up to
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the plate for my my son. But I'm not scared anymore, you know,
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so and he knows that. But I just moved on with my life.
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I ended up moving to California from from after New York and I just
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found strength. I am remarried now, so you know, I was with
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somebody that took me and my kids and we've actually November's gonna be twenty nine
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years, you know that we've been married. But it was hard because I
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just kept it a secret, you know. And what I would do to
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encourage other women is they say it takes you about six seven times before you
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actually leave, But tell somebody I was in a domestic violence shelter, you
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know before from you know, just incidents that I was going through. I
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didn't go to work when I was supposed to because I had bruises and I
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lied, Oh I fell or oh I you know, I'm clumsy. I
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did different things. So I would just say, talk to somebody, reach
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out, there's resources, don't be afraid, pray. You know. Then
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you gotta think your kids are seeing this as well. And I had all
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boys. I didn't want them to grow up thinking that this is the way
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that you would treat a woman, you know, and like that. I
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definitely don't go for So I'm just saying it's like, have confidence in yourself.
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Know who you are, not what somebody told you you were, of
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what you're, not what you can accomplish. You're never gonna be anything,
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you know. And I believed a lot of that stuff, and then just
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one day, I just like, you know, I just woke up,
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you know, the cloud and the darkness was lifted, and I just was
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like, I'm not gonna take this, you know, anymore. And and
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that's how I left and survived and just started going on with my life.
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And I just trusted in God. And I have three granddaughters, and you
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know, I have a fear that they would go through something like that,
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but I think I'll probably end up in jail if they if they do,
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you know, because no, I don't want nobody. Nobody better not put
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their hands, you know, I never but just being a survivor, like
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I read somewhere where it said, I'm You're not a survivor, You're a
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thriver. So I I choose to call myself that and anything I could do
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for anybody. I kept my story a secret for years, years, years,
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trying to protect him because he's my kid's father, you know, and
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whatever. But you know that's over. I exposed him, and you know,
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he always tried to act like I was the crazy one, you know
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or whatever, But I mean, I just had so many injuries, and
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you know, who wants to be hit, you know, But I'm like
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I could take it, or I need to stay here for my kids.
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I don't have anywhere else to go, you know. But that's the past.
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So it's like reach out, who tells? Tell someone? Just tell
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someone and you don't know where that'll lead you to or what they can do
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for you. And then just have the confidence to know that you're a child
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of God and you're beautifully and wonderfully made and he knew who you were before
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you were in your mother's womb. And then just step out on you know
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it, with your gifts, your purpose and just you know, just do
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what you gotta do for you. But you you got stop it. Don't
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don't just think that there's no other Like, don't think you're the only one
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that's going through this, and don't think that you know, you can't make
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it alone, you know, without the person. So once I got away,
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I just never looked back. And like I said, I still have
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to see him and deal with him, and it kills me, you know,
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But he knows that, like them days is over and I'm not going
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for it anymore. I personally feel like now he acts like he's scared of
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me, you know, so whatever, you know, like too, what
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you gotta do. But he just know, like, don't come with me
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to me with that nonsense, because I started fighting back, you know,
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and then I had brothers and they were younger, and then my brothers was
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like, you know, I was a little boy when you was doing this
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till my sister at that time, you know, and you're not gonna do
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it now. So I have a support system I found straight within me through
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God, of course, and you know I'm here to just tell my story
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in any way that I could be a blessing. And if I just reach
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one person, you know that I will. I want to reach more than
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that, because no woman should go through that. But if I could reach
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one and then she reaches someone else, then I know that you know I'm
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doing my job. So that I think, Man, well, I thank
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you. I thank you for gathering the strength to move on and to press
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pass that allows you to be here today. So thank you for for just
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hunters and that strength that was already on the inside. Of us. See,
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we allow so much to the cloud our judgment and to keep us distracted,
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that we forget that we have strength on the inside of us. I'll
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tell you keep taking me back to Genesis two and seven when he says he
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breathe that breadth of life into us. So everything that we need is already
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on the inside of us. So I'm glad that you was able to press
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pass. I'm glad that you was able to walk away because I'm telling you
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I had to gather the strength because with me, I was foolish enough to
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go back. I was foolish enough to go back and try to work it
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out for the sake of a marriage and for the sake of a vow and
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and trying to you know, yeah, I was just that crazy and just
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that sick. But I tell you I was able to gather that strength to
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walk away, and I'm that's why I'm here today. So yes, I
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can't stop telling it. I just got to tell it all, and I
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got to tell it to the world. So yes, let Keisha, if
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would please let the people know what your journey has been like and what this
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means to you. It means a whole lot of releasing, releasing, rejuvenation,
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reevaluating all that. My first domestic violence issue was thirteen years ago.
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I was married, I wasn't I didn't listen to the hype in the street
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about the way he was. I wanted to, you know, see it
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on my own. And it came to the point where he shot at me,
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gave me a black eye, broke my nose, broke my finger,
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and he did all this in front of my kids. So it was like,
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Okay, yeah, I love him, I love him, My love
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him, I love him, work it out with him. It came to
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the point where it was so much botted up in me that when he got
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hurt, I wanted to hurt him some more. Because even when he was
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hurt, he still tried to put his hands on me, but I had
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the upper hand, so I put my hands on him. I didn't put
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it to the point where I left marks on him. I put it to
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the point where he knew I wasn't playing anymore. I got to the point
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where I called the police, and the police came get him, but they
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let him out. I don't know why, but they let him out,
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And when they let him out, I let him back in I did it
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more than three times until the last time. The last time was the last
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time, and I mean it was the last time. And he ended up
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going to jail in Louisiana because he did it to another female there, and
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she called me after she had me, had called my phone, threatening me
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and telling me, well, you left him, you did him, listen,
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you did him that, blah blah blah, And come to find out
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he was lying to her. She called me to help him get put in
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jail from the police if the police knew what he had did to me,
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because he had they had pictures. But I was dumb founded to all of
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it because of love and because not knowing my self work. I left that
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relationship thinking that the next relationship was gonna be different. But when you tell
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people what you've been through, they used that against you, yes, And
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it was used against me after I stopped being, as he said, obedient
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to him. You know, everybody used the Bible and say you supposed to
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be submissive to your husband, But you're not supposed to be dumb and submissive
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towards your husband. And that's what I was doing. I was doing things
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out of the kindness of my heart. Saying, hey, I want my
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marriage. I want my marriage. But then when my marriage went south,
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it was like, three years into the marriage, you gonna tell me you
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don't want the marriage. But then I stayed a bit longer. So when
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I stayed a little bit longer, and I started get into that mindset of
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okay, it's whatever. Nothing didn't bother me. He did whatever he wanted
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to, but nothing didn't bother me. Silence triggered him to try me,
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and he tried me. Bust my head open, bruises on my leg,
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stump my face. I had twelve staples, not stitches, twelve staples in
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my head. I was always told, don't tell what's going on in your
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household. So I was that quiet one, letting everybody do whatever they wanted
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to do to me. I found out after all of that that I'm me.
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I'm better off being me, not being no one else, not living
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for no one else. When I decided that I was gonna leave that marriage
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where it was, look at me now, the doors that has been opening
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for me, the way God has me walking. It's like I don't even
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look back at that to say, well, you know what, that was
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a downfall for me. No, that was a strength for me. It
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showed me how much I can do. It showed me how much strength I
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had to keep going. I never gave up. I was depressed for a
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little while, but I never gave up. And a lot of people will
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tell you, oh, well, you know, he go change and all
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this stuff like that. I'm not waiting for you to change. Once you
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put your hand on me, I give you a certain amount of time.
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But after that, I'm good because there's a lot of narcissis out there that
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I'll tell you they're gonna change, they're not gonna touch you anymore, and
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all this stuff like that. But yet instead they still do it. Give
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them a little bit of time, they still do it. They turn around
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and they do it again. And I didn't allow that in my life anymore.
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So now with everything that has happened to me, I can speak about
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it. Before I couldn't speak about it. Now I'm speaking about it,
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and it brings joy to my heart to speak about it because I'm helping others
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when I'm helping myself to heal, And when people tell you, hey,
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why are you talking about the past. My past is my strength. My
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past is my encouragement. I definitely don't look like what I've been through.
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I don't look like what I've been through. And I can tell somebody right
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now, just because you've been beat you've been battered, you've been scorn,
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you've been sexually abused, financially abuse, mentally abuse, lean on God ever
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lasting on, lean on him because if you're just in that room and you
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talk to him, he's gonna talk back to you. He's gonna talk back
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to him and tell you everything you need to know. And I know it
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because I did. I did it. I didn't try it, I did
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it. The song says trying and find out. I tried, I found
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out, and I still do it. So if you're going through any kind
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of domestic violence, any kind, speak up, call someone, text someone.
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If you're too scared to get out, text getting the bathroom, text
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go back and do what you're doing. You ain't gotta let him see it
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for get out, get help, get shelter, get protection for yourself,
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because it can end up like some of these young girls around here. They're
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getting killed because these guys want to be in control. Some guys getting killed
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because the females want to control them. Stop it. We have to stop
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somewhere. If you feel like talking, call me. My name is Lukisha
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trum Green on Facebook. Reach out to me. I'm not afraid to speak
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with you, and I'm gonna be really open with you. My life is
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an open book and I'm not afraid to share. Yes it myself. I'm
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sorry I had muted myself. I'm sorry. I just wanna thank you guys
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for your transparency and your willingness to share and to take on this project with
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me, because originally, when I wanted to do the project, I was
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originally going to cancel the project. Lukisha had inboxed me and she at it
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to me, when would everything do? And I told her, I said,
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you know what, I'm gonna push it back and I'm gonna release this
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book around my birthday. But God dealt with me, and He really dealt
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with me. He and I in boxed her back and I said, you
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know what, I said, We're gonna do this book. And I said,
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if you guys can do seven days of devotion, we're gonna do this
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thirty one day devotion. See all have I start the book look off with
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seven days of devotion. Micheling then you get seven days with Lakeisha and then
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I close out with the last ten days. But you get to spend time
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with us as well as spend time with God and get to know you and
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understand you. And we provide scriptures on words of encouragement prayers that hopefully we'll
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lift you up, encourage you if you are going through how you can overcome.
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These are scriptures that we used to help us through whatever we was going
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through. You know, one of my favorite scriptures and and and I kept
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going back to this scripture because when when God dropped this in my spirit in
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December of twenty twelve, it was Jeremiah twenty nine and eleven. And I
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questioned that scripture because it says that for I know the plans that I have
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for you, and and in this plans to to to help you, not
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harm you. So when I get hit with domestic violence in two thousand fourteen,
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you know, I'm like, well, where it's this this this this
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plan to not harm me, but this plan to for me to have hope
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in the future, and the prosper me, p prosper me. You know
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that the thing kept ringing in my spirit. But then he also said he
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would never leave you, nor forsake you. If we make our bed in
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hell, he's gonna be right there with us. But he never said he
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was gonna stay there with us. And we decide to stay, but he
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said he would be there with us. And that's when I wow that I
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had to understand that. You know, what did I do to put myself
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in that situation? How did I allow myself to get here? Because I
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allowed myself to get to a dark place? What was this dark place?
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And it took me going through domestic violence and going through that situation to understand
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that this hadn't been the first time that I had that with domestic violence.
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Like you, Missiling, I was in college. I was down there at
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Morris Brown College. I was dating a police officer. Thought I was doing
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something that I thought I was just the hot stuff because I had here it
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was I had me a police officer. Yet he was being abusive. Yeah.
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Yeah, he would pick me up on Fridays and and and and I
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had a car. Huh, Yeah, I had a car, but he
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would picking on Fridays. Before I can even get to my room. Good
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in my dorm, he was already outside my dorm. How do you know
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what room I'm in? How do you even know? I just walked in
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my room, Like, I'm like, how you know I'm here? It
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seemed like time I walk in my room, my my, my, my,
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my phone would ring. And you know back then we had at Beeple's
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when we have we have cell phone back then. Yeah, so we had
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the line in the school up every Friday, and I would be at his
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house the whole weekend. This man would go to work, come home,
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and leave me in his house all weekend long. That's that was what like,
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he would get away from my friend and and I's cute at first,
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until my friends started telling me why you don't come around them all, why
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you always did, why you always say you don't look happy happy? I
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didn't know what that was, because, like like a lot of us,
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we did experience domestic violence within our homes. I never, of course my
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mom and my dad were separated, but I never saw all any violence within
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my I immediately family. I never saw the messic violence, so I didn't
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know what it was, and then I lost my I was dealing with grief,
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going through grief and not knowing how to deal with it, not knowing
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what the what's going on. So I built up all these different walls and
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all this different stuff, and it just began to cloud my better judge,
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and that's how it slipped in. So when we get caught off guard,
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we let our guards down, and that's when it can slip in, and
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then it begin to take control and we don't know, we don't know,
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and then when we don't have those people in place that can help pulling out
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of those situations, and we just get deeper and deeper and deeper. But
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I think God out for individuals like you, like yourselves, that are willing
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to be transparent so that other people do not have to endure the things that
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we endured. So I'm grateful. I'm grateful. I'm grateful. I'm grateful.
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And I told y'all I was not to keep y'all long because I know
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that that y'all are some some busy people and that y'all have other stuff going
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on, and I just wanted to appreciate you guys on tonight and just give
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those that are tuned in and opportunity to see it's behind this amazing book that
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only way that we can be that change is by doing the things that we're
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doing. So we can't keep doing the same thing and expecting different results.
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So now we're doing new things and then we're expecting a change. So y'all
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go over support us on Amazon. The book is called Bringing Healing to the
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City in Hells Reclaiming Our Lives after Domestic Violence. This is book too to
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that series, and I'm just excited about what God is doing through these amazing
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queens and giving us an opportunity to share our voice and giving us an opportunity
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to help bring someone else out or whatever they may be going through before our
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close. I'm gonna give these amazing queens an opportunity to share how you can
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connect with them, how you can reach out to them, how you can
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support the things that they're doing. We're gonna start with miss Michelin if you
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would please tell everybody how they can connect with you. You can find me
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on Facebook. I have two pages, Author Michelin Moss or just Michelin Moss.
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You can email me at MJ Girl sixty three at gmail dot com.
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And I can't even remember my tip talk and all that, but that's where
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you can start in and I'll be more than willing to speak with you.
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Anything I could do to help share my experience, whatever, you know,
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just just reach out. I wish we had social media and I could have
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reached out to someone, so anytime, day or night, you know,
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I'm here. Don't don't be afraid to reach out and you know, if
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we can, I give you a number if you do. You know.
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But I'm just saying like it's something you don't have to go through a loan
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and we've experienced it. So just reach out Michell and Moss on Facebook and
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Instagram as well, and I'm gonna make sure once y'all we share these links
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after this live is over as well if they want to go over to the
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I think it's a magazine block, Well, I'm gonna post it on both
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blocks, but I'm gonna make it available on both blocks that if people want
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to reach out that have your contact information, so won't be no question about
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how they can connect with you, guys. So, Miss Lucisia, how
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can we connect with you? You y'all can connect with me with at author
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Luquisa chrom Green at gmail dot com. Also you can contact me at my
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see my face. So I am the one that on it. So just
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speak out, speak out, that's all I ask you to do this this
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month right here and starting this day. It's a new day, a new
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month, and I'm asking everyone to lock in, locking on the path that
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God has you, but stand out also and speak out on everything that's going
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on with you so you can get some help. Thank you. That's it.
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That's it. That's it. Well, I wanna thank you guys for
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stopping by and sharing with me on tonight. I definitely want to thank you
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guys for being a part of this amazing anthology and sharing your perspective on domestic
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violence. I want all those that are tuned in on the Crew podcast on
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tonight, I thank you for your support. Please go out and grab your
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e copy of the book. Again, if you want a autograph copy,
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make sure you reach out to one of these amazing queens and they can autograph
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it and get it in the mail for you. I love you, guys,
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I thank you for all your support, and please to make sure that
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you tune in next time. Y'all have a good night. I love y'all,
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love you too, Thank you so much. Good Night, good night,