Abused: The Untold Story

About the Book

How often do we see a person and base our opinion on the way they look or talk, more often the way they dress, what job they have, and the family or home that they came from. As a little girl growing up in the Mississippi Delta, in a small town called Minter City, they had what they called outstanding families, the pillars of the community, church going people, who did no wrong, said no wrong or could do no wrong, a reputation that was unblemished and everybody wanted to be like them, this was only on the outside, God help what was going on behind closed doors. At times in my life, I felt discourage, disappointed, disillusioned and depressed, over my circumstances, Wanting to die I felt that any place is better than this. I told myself that the abuse was caused by me, and if I had not been so bad that it would not have happened, or if I did not do what I did than if would not have happened, but what did I do in the first place, what caused this to come upon me.

About the Author

Minister Annie Stewart was born in Minter City, Ms. A small town outside of Greenwood, Ms. The Mississippi delta. She attendance Jackson State University and from there she when on to Rice college, where she has an Associate Degree in nursing, all her life, she knew that she wanted to work with youth and abuse child, as she was abuse as a child and an adult. She attendance Jacksonville Theological Seminary with a BA in Christian Counseling, Minister Annie working on Master and Doctorate Degree. She believes that all have the right to dream and to keep their hope alive. She is a proud parent of four lovely sons, Cedrick, Deckrick< Roy and Lawrence. After all the abuse and pain, she made it with the help of God; he was always there for her. God and her sons come first in her life. She have six beautiful grandchildren, which God has bless her with. Nenee, Big-boy, Tyrant, CJ and her sweet, very special two little babies’ girl. “Remember to keep your hope and dream alive, never give up, you can make it. I did “ -Minister Annie Stewart