"Follow the obstacles and legal bias of a transgender woman as she makes her way through the penitentiary systems and court systems to become the woman she knows she should be."
In 2017, I talked to Kendra Brill and this is what told me about the book: "I wanted to help the LGBT community. I wanted to show them that they aren't alone, that others have been through the same things, they've been through. That it's never too late to change your life and walk a different path than I did. I wanted to let the LGBT community know, that if you keep fighting and working towards your goal, that one day you will have what you need.
Nobody is too broken to be fixed!!!
I had been incarcerated for long portions of my life, and I'll never get that time back, I was addicted to alcohol, and was a prostitute to feed my addiction if I can change after all of that, so can you, so can anyone. It might be hard, I'm not gonna lie and say it won't be, but it's worth it, it'll heal those wounds, your scars, and your heart."
I asked God to remove the addiction from me and he did it, he does care, he does hear your cries, and he is listening!
All you have to do is want to change, and ask God to change your life for the better. Put your life into his hands and let Him guide your path, you'll change for the better and you'll finally be able to say with truth, that you love yourself, like I did!"
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