A KNOWING Is The Issue Of Life

About the Book

Do you ever wish you had the knowledge of life at age 20 that you have acquired at age 45 or 50? What happened? This book will help set you free. This book is about the hard curves we traveled in our life. It answers questions we dare not ask and gives us answers to the hidden things of the heart. This book discusses the taboos of life and gives an answer. We travel many roads in life and there are no maps to help us avoid the pitfalls. This book will help you regain the strength to throw out the garbage and renew a freshness to your spirit, soul, and mind without being fanatically religious. There is wealth in KNOWING.

About the Author

I was born in Louisville, Kentucky on March 20, 1942. I am a mother of six children, adopted three children, and an extended parent to four other children. My parents were my heroes. Both are deceased, but the wisdom, guidance, love, and compassion for us and others have guided my life and helped me get to this day. They were not perfect, but they were the greatest people in my life. They shared their life with me, the good times, bad times, mistakes, bad and good decisions, their decades of growth, their desires, and failures with their children. To me, this created a richness in my life. I remembered their sharing as the decades of my life rolled into some of the same situations. Because I was knowledgeable of those pitfalls, I didn’t have to repeat the fall. I could read the invisible detour signs very well. The lessons my parents paid for in their journey of life, I didn’t have to purchase. Their wise council created a vast knowledge of “The Issues of Life” because of their “Golden Nuggets.” I love them both. I dedicate the wisdom of this book to Mable Hayworth and George Henry Foster. I call them my best friends. Elmyrra Foster