Rescue Me from the Tidal Wave

By Kali Brock

This memoir is based on real past and present events that made her courageous today. Recuse me from the tidal wave is a jaw dropping peek that identify with the author chronicles of sexual abuse she experienced at the hands of some relatives throughout her childhood. Kali has made it her lifes goal to get her story out to the world and to become an ambassador to children who are experiencing the same traumatizing childhood. Living in poverty became her outlet to strive to reach for stars. The author was looking for a way to be rescue from her trials and tribulation when a Life changing situation happen when she had to deal with the loss of losing her mother the only parent that kept her life balance. Lastly a frighten tragedy caused the author to almost lose her life to cancer she is a survivor a person who believes that the lord and savior was the one who save her life. Kali is a strong believer of no matter what a person goes through never give up on life because god loves us that much to never give up on his people

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Mar 16, 2017
• ISBN: 9781524530570

Kali Brock

Kali Brock is the author of two books. Dreaming of a Pink Legacy is on all media outlets. Before writing books, Kali had a passion to go into the Criminal Justice field. She became A probation officer to give back to her community. Which inspired her to subsequently earn her Master of Science Administration of Justice and Security from University of Phoenix. Kali is A wife, mother, And entrepreneur, She currently writes full-time. 

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Copyright © 2017 by Kali Brock.

Library of Congress Control Number:   2016912799

ISBN:   Hardcover   978-1-5245-3059-4

Softcover   978-1-5245-3058-7

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product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously, and any resemblance

to any actual persons, living or dead, events, or locales is entirely coincidental.

Rev. date: 03/15/2017

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CONTENTS

Childhood

Molestation

Childbearing Out of Wedlock

No one saw my pain

Surviving Cancer

Educational Challenges Faced During College

Receiving Spiritual Food

Following the Path to Being Successful

I dedicate this book to the two most important women in my life. First, I give God all praise and glory. It was the grace of God and my lord and savior Jesus Christ that gave me the strength and courage to share my past and present life experiences. I truly believe God puts people in our lives for a reason. God sent A wonderful, beautiful, warmhearted, intelligent woman, Cheryl Brock, who has inspired me to believe that I can author a book. she has always encouraged me and has been a positive influence in my life. I have known her for years; she has been like a second mother to me after my mother passed away in 2006.

This is in remembrance of Eunice Marie Davis. My mother was a spiritual person who loved each one of her children. My mother once stated, I can do all things through Christ who strengthen me (Philippians 4:13). What my mother has shared with me has stayed in my heart—that if I put God first and believe in him, he will give me the desires of my heart. In life, many of us deal with childhood trauma such as being mentally, physically, and sexually abused, which can affect a person for life. I’m so thankful I received love from God first, and the people who were important in my life are the reasons why I’m still standing today. My strength has come from God, who gave me the ability to stay strong and help others in encouraging them that God can bring anyone out of the storm because he is our creator.

One last encouragement I use daily: don’t ever give up. Don’t ever give in. Don’t ever stop trying. Don’t ever sell out. And if you find yourself succumbing to one of the above for a moment, pick yourself up, brush yourself off, whisper a prayer, and start where you left off. But never, ever give up.

Richelle E. Goodrich

CHILDHOOD

April 29, 1980, was a special day. My mother gave birth to me at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center. According, to her, she was in labor for five days. I can’t imagine the pain my mother endure while giving birth. I believe she was the strongest woman that I ever known. My mother told me that she almost died while giving birth to me out of all her children. I was only one who gave her hell in the delivery room. But through all that pain and suffering, she gave birth to a beautiful, healthy baby girl. I believe one of the reasons she was in labor for so long was her age, as my mother was in her forties when she got pregnant with me. She didn’t think she could conceive any more kids, because she already had five children.

April is one of my favorite months of the year. Meaning spring is here my birth month means New Beginning. I’m always reminded in this month how I like to reflect on what is important in my life and what are the possible changes I would like to improve in or whether its goal to be a better friend or the aim to prioritize happiness, we have the power to make positive changes in our lives. And nothing captures that idea better than the official flower of April. The flower of April are daisies and sweet peas which symbolizes loyal and bliss. My birth flower is a reputation of me. I’m consider a loyal individual and love to maintain and nurture my friendships and relationship. Loyal plays a huge row in my relationships with others I consider who genuinely care about me.

A part of my birthday month is a part of my sign. I’m Taurus and I’m practical artistic in every way I love using my creativity and making my own clothing or when it comes to creating new hair styles I like to stand out from others. Being down to earth is a trait that I believe I represent it’s important to have a polite and pleasant personalities can go along way with a person. Therefore, I consider myself as a stable person who is level headed always. I have a good handle on my life and knowing how to deal with my emotions if I’m dealing with a situation. most of the time I like to ask God for directions and the lord hasn’t failed