They Do Remember: A Story of Soul Survival - Softcover

Sandy Robins

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9780964910508: They Do Remember: A Story of Soul Survival

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0964910500 ISBN 13: 9780964910508

Publisher: Sandy Robins, 1995

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Robins comes from a background that included divorced parents, orphanages, foster homes, latchkey living, incest, communes, dropping out of high school, alcoholism, drugs, and divorce. Then one day she came to, looked in the mirror, and saw the face of the one person in all the world she never wanted to become. Her spiritual journey took her on a gradual but steady course to a life that most people only hope for. They Do Remember is the ultimately positive story of someone who survived the unthinkable. Midwest Book Review

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About the Author:

Sandy Robins is spreading the word about positive choices, prevention, and hope. Robins shines as an example of how you can break the cycle of abuse. Sandy Robins candidly discusses the courage to break free about how to stop living in denial, and move into healthy, happy relationships. Robins' motivates others to take control of their lives and helps them recongnize positive choices when none seem possible. Today, Robins is a happily-married author and professional speaker.

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We wish you could read all the papers and see what a profound impact Sandy has had on our classes. What seems to have struck them the most, after the shock of reading her story, was for Sandy to courageously and confidently stand before them today as a healthy and secure woman. Dallas M. Stout, Psy.D. and Debra L. Stout, Psy.D. --DoctorS Nonprofit Consulting

The poignant autobiography of Sandy Robins is difficult to read. The difficulty is not because of style, it flows like a river a dangerous whitewater river-but because of it truth...Family violence and child abuse are a legacy that needs to be expunged from our society. We must hear Sandy and break through our denial and indifference. --Sandy Gostel Perkins, Awareness Magazine

One of the striking features of Sandy Robins' own journey from despair to hope is that you don't come away feeling like you've been to see a horror film she has added a ray of hope to a subject that sorely needs it. --Nancy Burnett, Law Guardian in Rensselaer County, New York

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