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WAS MY LIFE HARD? I THINK NOT



I am 'LightHouse Dann Verner'.

A man who some say has lived many tragic lives.

The first decade of my life I had lived in thirty-two homes. None of which I ever spoke the words, "Mom or Dad". Only "Mister or Misses".

I started my 'Walks' at the age of ten fighting the monsters in my head. 

The demons were winning for many years.

I left my siblings Father's house at the age of twelve to join a hippie commune and learned how to be a Heroin addict.

I have never slept in my father or mothers house since that day.

That was over fifty years ago.....

Was my life hard?

I think not.

Every life is difficult.

It is our trials and tribulations that define who we become in life.
I have done many things I am ashamed of.

I have done far more that I am proud of.

Never let your past transgressions define your future.

Hold your head high and hold the attitude that you are the best you that you can be today.

For yesterday has 'passed'.

Tomorrow is always "tomorrow".

Today is 'now' and only the Creators know what each day will teach you, show you and bring to you.

Never be leary to stand head high.

Always treat each new day as another 'birth".

"Walk With Dann Collection" tells you of my many trials and tribulations.

Available at:

amazon.com/author/lighthouseverner






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