Palsy I Am Not

About the Book

My Heart’s Desire

Palsy I am not being for people with and without a disability. My heart’s desire is to reach people of all ages, origins, and race. I want to ensure that there is a soul saved through my testimony. My main focus now is to change the hearts and minds of people and people who are disabled and the ones with disabilities. There may be people out there with this disease that is confused about it or is questioning God about it. In this book, you will find how I found clarity, and understanding on how to cope with it, and make a difference no matter who I was. People sometimes hurt us with the words that they say, because they do not have the full knowledge and understanding of this disease. Staying positive with both my attitude and my emotions helps me to stay focus on the plan that God has for my life. I want to guide people on how they should treat a person with a disability because sometimes it’s misunderstood or how to handle people with a disability. People with disability will learn how to live their lives as God extended them to live while getting closer to him.

About the Author

Author Terrell Scott Praise the Lord Everybody, Hello, my name is Terrell Scott, I currently reside in High Point NC, but I’m from Bronx, New York. I grew up in South Carolina, and I am a graduate of Sumter High School. I completed Office Administration at Bamberg Job Corps Center in Bamberg, S.C. I also obtained a career diploma in Introduction to Psychology from Ashworth College in North Cross, GA. Hidden underneath all of my accomplishments, I am a former special education student. My Mother died when I was at the age of 24, and that day shifted my entire life. I am the third oldest of four children. I enjoy going different places and learning new things. You have never seen the world until you have traveled around the world. I am a member at Monument of Praise in High Point, NC where I reside I love going to church. I am a writer of emotions, and my best work comes pouring out of me whether I’m happy, sad or even angry. I have written a lot of poetry that is unpublished, “Palsy I Am Not” is my first book. My goal is to reach people of all ages. I have great compassion for disabled people because I have been identified as one for many years. I came in contact with drugs as a fetus in my mother’s womb, I’ve endured so much negativity, and have been judged by many. People have prejudged me before even getting to know me. The sad thing is people haven’t tried to get to know me, and never wanted to know the person that I am. I’ve been rejected, talked about, manipulated, used, and abused. The last thing my mother said to me, and I will never forget it. She said, “Stop letting people use and abuse you; I raised you better than that.” I like shopping for new things, but if I don’t have something I just don’t have it. I also enjoy going out to eat. I love trying new foods. I was delayed in accomplishing many of my goals, and my dreams, because I didn’t have the proper support I needed to make those dreams come true. In God there is no failure, I had to trust and rely on Him to get me to where I am today. I have many hidden talents that God himself did not reveal to me. One thing I do know if I haven’t learned anything else throughout this Journey in my life is that my life has been nothing more than a testimony. It has been a testimony to deliver people of all ages, sickness, and disabilities to help them prosper in their lives, and live out God’s divine purpose. I hope that you have enjoyed reading this book because I enjoyed every moment pouring out my heart to see others set free, and delivered.