My Judge and Jury: Convicted For My Differences
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Miriam L. Jacobs
Posted on: 04/29/08
My Judge and Jury: Convicted For My Differences
Jason A. Dingus, author of My Judge and Jury: Convicted For My Differences (Candalyse Publishing, 2008), is an inspiration to many. He possesses the strength of character that many, much older than he is, only wish they had.
Perhaps, it was the constant verbal and physical abuse suffered at the hands of small town folk who refused to accept his differences. Or, maybe his strength comes from his strong desire to show others that we are all the same in reality and we must accept those who appear different.
No matter how Jason obtained his inner strength, he draws from his life experiences to compile a powerful book of poetry that chronicles his life.
The Age Of Innocence
Why did I have to bear all of this alone?"
In chapter one of twenty-five-year old Jason's book, he candidly, poignantly, and powerfully addresses the issues that haunted his childhood which nearly led to suicide. Frustrations led to emotional pain, the darkness of addiction, and the hopelessness of depression.
Then the epiphany: a powerful realization that in order for others to accept him, he must accept - and love - himself first.
My Judge and Jury: Convicted For My Differences...
promises to inspire others who may be going through similar struggles to find themselves through faith, self-love, determination and self-acceptance.
Miriam L. Jacobs
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