The story is about a successful medical practitioner who writes the pages from his real life experience as the young innocent African Ugandan boy that battled the monsters of low self esteem, discrimination, denial, hate, greed, procrastination, pride, deceit, pomp, hypocrisy and much more as a result of a troublesome childhood that gave birth to a strong drug addiction and substance misuse habit that propelled him to a deeper and darker den of rejection, denial, paranoia, anger, hypocrisy, pride, artheism, violence, and so much more through his adolescence something that almost cost him his education, family, his health, the positive friends, time, reputation, his faith and much more. The story cuts deeper to his upbringing, education, spirituality, talents, growing up, love life, rehabilitation, life after addiction and much more as he walked the fascinating journey from his past across the broken bridge of addiction to reach sobriety. He also narrates about life without addiction and what he surely misses out about his past. He further brings to book the experience of trasformation from an addict to a qualified medical practitioner saving lives, pursuing a career in surgery, counseling youths and helping many more with tips on how to overcome the silent but subtle killer of addiction. He further paints clean the misconceptions about addiction and the best ways communities can get involved in transforming addicts for they too deserve the very best of life and a modest future. He believes everyone ought to build a bigger table when they are successful and not a taller fence for our success should be a blessing to others for God places us at different stations to help others achieve through us and such is the irony of life. You are where you are because someone out there didn't close your gates while you attempted to enter so we must use our existence to create impact and help others achieve. Life will then have proper meaning and remain a journey worth the treck!
The Romano family always had one saying
'Family over anything'
Which they stuck to, especially after the disappearance of their youngest daughter, she was taken at the age of four, by someone the family thought they could trust.
Twelve years later, after the sudden death of her foster father, Nadia finds out she has a family, she has a father and five older brothers?!
What happened to her mother?
Will she be happy with her family now she has them back or will her past come to get her.
Read to find out!!