Growing Up

About the Book

Letting people know about growing up and being born to alcoholic families is not easy. You can overcome this and not do what they did and learn from their mistakes. Learn to cook and clean. Learn to survive. I’m grateful I did. Keep your grandparents close by. Dealing with the abuse in our life was hard. No family member can touch you in a sexual or physical way. Learn the right from wrong, and learn how to survive. Thank you, God, for I’m a survivor. Report abuse, and don’t wait for it to happen to you. There will be a lot of stories in this book that will upset you, written by me and are true. Getting married is not how it’s all cut out to be and also if you have children. My family went through lots of bull, raising children with a father who is out playing around. I hope you get a lot out of this book and see what life has in store for you. —Jeannie Lynn, writer (Bainbridge, Ohio) I drink after all my kids were born, and I followed my mom’s footsteps. Later, you’ll see what my marriage was like. And now I’m an AA member since 2001. You will read all these and more. Learn from my mistakes and don’t go that path. Today, 2018, I’m eighteen years sober and feeling good.

About the Author

I independent and resourceful nature has been a guiding force for you throughout your life. I have always been making decisions on your own, planning your future and helping others. I tend to think about every small detail before you make plans, and that can sometimes make people think that you are a little negative. Try to relax sometimes and get out of your comfort zone. It could really improve our life! I love Writing small Story's That helps other people I'm and older gal who look that life the old school way. I do have 4 kids and lots of grand kids as you will read in the Book and My life was a kind of not good, but I'm not a Quiter and I don't give up. on my Dreams. I have al way wanted to help the Homeless put I yet have not got there yet.