Undocumented: One Woman’s Traumas and Triumphs in Becoming a Documented United States Citizen - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

A Triumphant Story of Faith, Perseverance and Resilience

One cold, dreary night, there came a late-night knock on the door from the immigration authorities that changed the trajectory of this teenage undocumented immigrant’s life and forced her to escape from her Caribbean Island in search of freedom and safety in America.

Her deep-rooted fear was so traumatizing that even after having qualified for citizenship in America, she still felt afraid of deportation, continued to play small and was not confident in sharing her authentic voice.

Though filled with trepidation and pain in America, her deep desire to pursue an education and align with her soul’s purpose led her to persevere and push forward against all odds as she navigated her way in a vast new culture.

A Story of Triumph

A compelling story of triumph, Undocumented is a true story of the author, whose connection with a power higher than herself inspired her to not give up, but to persevere until she accomplished her goals and dreams.

In Undocumented, family psychotherapist Dr. Veronica R. Lynch shares her poignant odyssey, describing what it feels like to be called an illegal alien, unwelcome and not good enough.

She walks us through the frailty and instability facing the undocumented immigrant while sharing her struggles to maintain her culture and the steps she took to open her heart, trust and love herself unconditionally, and move forward in pursuit of her personal and educational freedom.

This powerful, inspiring memoir offers the reader insights into connecting with their inner power, remaining hopeful in pursuing their goals and staying the course.

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