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by Michelle Coleman (Author)
Breaking the cycle of a tumultuous life of a young girl who grew up in an environment marred by abuse and alcoholism. From becoming a mother at the tender age of 16 to enduring abusive relationship, she navigates through the complexities of her dysfunctional childhood. The loss of her parents at age 21 becomes becomes a turning point as she grapples with grief while striving to break free from the cycle of trauma. By the age of 25 she finds the strength to leave behind the toxic relationships that have plagued her existence. Through resilience and self discovery, she ultimately emerges from the shadows of her past, embracing a newfound sense of empowerment and embarking on a journey towards healing and self-acceptance.
Michelle Coleman was born in Houston, TX February 9th 1968 she grew up in a dysfunctional family, she saw a lot of alcoholism and abuse which made her believe that's how life was supposed to be, so she accepted mental and physical abuse from the men she allowed in her life from age 16 to 22. She became a mother at 16 and was determine to finish high school so she walked across the stage with the graduating class of 1986 from Evan E. Worthing High School in Houston, TX. Michelle formally lived in Atlanta Ga for 18 years 2005-2022 she was a member of New Birth Missionary Church under the leadership of the late Bishop Eddie. L. Long where she volunteered in the Homeless Ministry 8 years later she joined Changing A Generation Where Bishop Paul. S. Morton was the senior pastor and she served in the Usher Ministry and in 2022 she relocated back to her hometown Houston Tx where her family resides, she's the mother one beautiful daughter and 3 handsome grandsons. When she's not spending time with family or uplifting and inspiring someone else to let them know they're not alone you can find her somewhere reading, or journaling while listening to some smooth jazz or maybe on the beach that's her go to for relaxation.
