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Empowering and Inspiring Women Globally- Lost and Scared, Author K.C. Spryberry 03/13 by DiannaBelleRose | Women Podcasts

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Empowering and Inspiring Women Globally- Lost and Scared,Author K.C. Spryberry 03/13 by DiannaBelleRose | Women Podcasts.

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Bio

I was born and raised in Southern California, attending a private, Catholic school from first through eighth grade. Never once did I think of myself as elite or different. That was school, a place I went Monday through Friday for hours when I could have been doing what any normal child does, climbing trees, figuring out ways to drive my parents nuts, or riding my bike, without safety gear since we didn’t even know what that was in the 1960s. We made hopscotch’s on the sidewalk with chalk and played for hours. Riding a bike up and down a sidewalk was often accompanied by jump ramps where we attempted to fly beyond gravity to reach the moon, like the astronauts we so admired. Skateboards whizzing past were not unheard of, again without safety equipment. Sure, we skinned knees and elbows and bumped heads but we were up and running within the few minutes it took our mothers to clean up the mess and advise us to ‘be more careful next time’.

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Petition · Help Stop Parental Bulling and Violence Against Women and Children · Change.org

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Petition · Help Stop Parental Bulling and Violence Against Women and Children · Change.org.

Justices for mother and son please sign and share to stop Parental and children abuse/bullies our children from injustices.

After my son saw the news, showing your picture (California Supreme Court Chief Justices Tani Cantil-Sakauye )and saying that $30 million is missing, he said, “Mom, you do not want to go there. You are telling one fox that another fox raided the hen house. What are you thinking?” I told him, “I agree with you, but they are still researching there. Would you like to send them a message? You never know – maybe someone will hear you.” And he wrote, “. I am Saam, I am a child who put up with all of your abuses I have no vote, no say or voice, yet I think I matter. will you tell them that child abuse destroys our future? Now would you listen to me? I have more scars than friends.” the rage is on, tell your story too, mayday

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Empowering and Inspiring Women Globally-Bone Song, B. A. Goodjohn 02/27 by DiannaBelleRose | Women Podcasts

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Empowering and Inspiring Women Globally-Bone Song, B. A. Goodjohn 02/27 by DiannaBelleRose | Women Podcasts.

Bone Song won the Liam Rector First Prize for Poetry in 2014. The prize included publication and copies will be available from April 2015.

Sarah Kennedy nailed the essence of the book in her jacket blurb. Bone Song IS about scars, about how childhood leaves its mark on us forever. Some of those marks become silvery with time, more shadow than scar. Some remain livid. Others, like oysters building pearl around the irritation of sand, form layers of padding against future damage.

B.A. Goodjohn’s first novel, Sticklebacks and Snow Globes (Permanent Press) made the Kirkus Best of 2007 list. Her second novel, The Beginning Things (Underground Voices) is due for publication in November 2015. Her collection, Bone Song, won the 2014 Liam Rector First Book Prize for Poetry and will be published through Briery Creek Press (Longwood University) in April 2015. She teaches English at Randolph College in Lynchburg, Virginia and is the Director of the Writing Program and Tutoring Services. She has also published poetry and fiction in various literary journals including The Texas Review, Zone 3 and Connecticut Review. http://www.bagoodjohn.com

“Most of the time, for me, writing is about sitting down and tapping on a keyboard. It’s not fun, and I can tap for hours before a decent word, let alone a line, appears on the screen. But sometimes, something happens when I’m at the keyboard. I start to type and I think it’s going to be one of those tapping days, and suddenly, it starts. It’s almost audible. Like something crawls up onto my shoulder and whispers, “go go go go go go go go go” in my ear and then slides away. And I pause for a moment, then the words and images start piling up in that weird place between my ears and my eyes, and then they’re there, on the screen and I don’t really feel as if I’m the one typing them but I’m the only one in the room, the only one with my fingers on the keys and the words are about me and mine and people I’ve never ever met before…it’s magical. That’s why I do it.”
B.A. Goodjohn

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Empowering and Inspiring Women Globally- Torn- Author Leslie Ann Joy 01/23 by DiannaBelleRose | Women Podcasts

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Empowering and Inspiring Women Globally- Torn- Author Leslie Ann Joy 01/23 by DiannaBelleRose | Women Podcasts.

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Empowering and Inspiring Women Globally- Terroristic Divorce, Dr. Cherie Safapou 01/09 by DiannaBelleRose | Women Podcasts

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Empowering and Inspiring Women Globally- Terroristic Divorce, Dr. Cherie Safapou 01/09 by DiannaBelleRose | Women Podcasts.

Bio

Dr. Cherie Safapou was born and raised in Iran until the age of 14. She ran away from home with the help of an uncle, who helped her get to London, England. After three months she left London and moved to Nice, France, where she worked as an au pair, and earned her high school diploma. At 19 she immigrated to the United States. She started her journey by going to Los Angeles City College, and later on attended San Diego State University, where she earned a Bachelor of Science degree in psychology and a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology at Western American University. In 1995 she moved to Marin County. Dr. Safapou, the Founder and Director of Wise Wishes Institute has over 24 years of experience as a psychological assistant, personal consultant, and motivational development specialist. She has worked with the very rich and very poor, the young and old, those incarcerated, both in juvenile hall and in prisons of the mind. Dr. Safapou’s observations and experiences have been detailed into the approach employed at Wise Wishes Institute. Her own life is a rich source of knowledge and compassion as she has experienced abandonment, abuse, and sexual assault, as well as the challenges and joys of being a single mother, a student, and a professional. Dr. Safapou was recognized as an Honored Member and qualified for inclusion in the 2006-2007 edition of The Cambridge Who’s Who Registry of Executives and Professionals. She has accreditation with the San Diego Society of Psychiatric Physicians. Dr. Safapou is deeply involved with her community, participating in many community-based organizations and political events, often acting as an advocate for children’s and women’s abuse issues in Family Court.