When My Father and Mother Forsake Me, Then My Ab
When My Father and Mother Forsake Me, Then My Abba Will Take Me Up (Psalms 27:10) is a powerful memoir written from the broken and poignant voice of an African-American man - William W. Hemmans III. It draws on the readers’ deepest emotions as they live with him, his life on the streets, experiencing innumerable trials, journey towards manhood and self discovery.
Hemmans' life was one of abandonment; by parents, by family, by foster systems, social systems and educational systems. All of these contributed to relegating him to being insignificant statistically, a manchild who should not succeed. Traumatized emotionally, isolated, neglected and victimized, he struggled for acceptance and to understand his purpose.
Today, he tells his story; the lessons learned in perseverance, the unquenched thirst to be somebody. It is a story about a spirit that could not be destroyed and it crosses genders, race, creed, age, time and distance. He provides the solution to others who may have or may fall victim to similar circumstances. Defeat or falling does not have to be a permanent state of existence.
This book is phenomenal and revolutionary as it brings you into a young mind struggling against every negative force; s*x, violence, self destructive/life threatening behaviors, alcohol, anger, hatred, drugs, loneliness, ridicule. This mind questions the temporary solutions given by way of the mental health field and argues against false solutions of accompanying medications. The writer attests the only permanent solution is spiritual.
About the author:
William W. Hemmans III received a B.S. Degree in Political Science/Psychology from Florida A&M and is working toward a Masters Degree in Psychology and his dual J.D. /MBA degree. William is aspiring for his Masters of Divinity Degree with a Concentration in Counseling at Liberty University. He has served as a E-5 Sergeant in the armed forces, Program and Executive Director of Community Centers, Case Management
Visit William On the Web:
http://myabbais1.com
Hemmans' life was one of abandonment; by parents, by family, by foster systems, social systems and educational systems. All of these contributed to relegating him to being insignificant statistically, a manchild who should not succeed. Traumatized emotionally, isolated, neglected and victimized, he struggled for acceptance and to understand his purpose.
Today, he tells his story; the lessons learned in perseverance, the unquenched thirst to be somebody. It is a story about a spirit that could not be destroyed and it crosses genders, race, creed, age, time and distance. He provides the solution to others who may have or may fall victim to similar circumstances. Defeat or falling does not have to be a permanent state of existence.
This book is phenomenal and revolutionary as it brings you into a young mind struggling against every negative force; s*x, violence, self destructive/life threatening behaviors, alcohol, anger, hatred, drugs, loneliness, ridicule. This mind questions the temporary solutions given by way of the mental health field and argues against false solutions of accompanying medications. The writer attests the only permanent solution is spiritual.
About the author:
William W. Hemmans III received a B.S. Degree in Political Science/Psychology from Florida A&M and is working toward a Masters Degree in Psychology and his dual J.D. /MBA degree. William is aspiring for his Masters of Divinity Degree with a Concentration in Counseling at Liberty University. He has served as a E-5 Sergeant in the armed forces, Program and Executive Director of Community Centers, Case Management
Visit William On the Web:
http://myabbais1.com
Hello to all, my sincerest appreciations to the staff at this great HBCU website that is a Blessing without number to many and for all those who I have been Blessed to meet at this site. I can not place a price on all the positive, bright, intellectual, spiritual, energy, people that still dream etc.etc.etc.
Prayerfully this Book will be a Blessing for God and for people 1st and foremost.
For all the great comments, friendships, encouragement, timely messages, wow...
God Bless to all far more than what I have received here at the HBCU website.
Humbly honored...
Sincerely
William W. Hemmans III
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p.s. A student here showed me how to do this cool smiley face I have adopted as my own, Lol!