After watching her mother die from a cocaine overdose at thirteen-years-old, Dorian Pearson developed a resilience that wouldn’t allow anything to pull her so deep as to not make it! This is a story of a woman who has overcome traumatic circumstances during the most formative years of her childhood. Letters she wrote to her mother long after her death allowed Dorian to not only keep her mother’s memory alive, but to also remind her that she had to live. This book is a testament of the will and strength of a child who unknowingly used her own words to guide her through life, and ultimately to her peace.-De’Vonna Bentley-Pittman, Author