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Cinfhen
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Leaving Breezy Street: A Memoir | April Reynolds, Brenda Myers-Powell
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How do I begin? This book is fire/ explosive. Brenda Myers-Powell will leave you stunned. She doesn‘t shy away from anything she‘s seen, done or experienced. In the frankest words possible Brenda shares her incredible story of survival and revival. Her sheer will, strength, resilience and humor is inspiring. I shed tears while listening to this audio, not because Brenda cries victim but because she screams victor! 👇🏽

Cinfhen I absolutely recommend audio, I think there was so much power in hearing this story. Definitely one I won‘t forget.
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Cinfhen I am curious to watch the documentary mentioned in this memoir, The Dreamcatchers. The DreamCatcher Foundation is a nonprofit founded by Brenda and her soul sister Stephanie Daniels-Wilson. It‘s a survivor founded, survivor driven, and survivor focused agency fighting to end human trafficking in Chicago and its surrounding suburbs. 4y
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