I posted this on your other post
You said "My last bid is to find another human being on this planet who shared the same life trauma as I did and find out how they have coped."
I told you Bill Wilson
NO two people are going to have your exact life but he has had your life experience.
Order his DVD and see if you don't think so.
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http://www.metroministries.org/shop/...p?idproduct=91 his life story
I bet it will help you a lot to watch it. He talks about his childhood and how he was abandoned and his experiences.
IF you still want to think he can't relate then I would have to go along with J_9 and say you ARE wallowing in self pity.
Pastor Bill Wilson is the Founder
And Senior Pastor of Metro Ministries, America's largest ministry to children with branches in various nations. He is a well-known speaker, author, pastor and friend of poor inner city children all over the world.
Abandoned As A Child
As a child, Pastor Bill experienced the pain and hopelessness of abandonment. One day, as he walked down a street with his mother, they stopped to sit for a while. She instructed him to sit there and wait for her to return. He sat and waited for 3 days straight. She did not return. A gentleman who had seen him sitting there for 3 days stopped and picked him up. The man was a Christian.
Mission to Help Hurting Children
Out of the pain, impoverishment and isolation of his own abandonment, Bill developed a heart of compassion for suffering children everywhere. From the ghettos of America to the garbage dumps of Manila to the sexual slave trade in Thailand, Bill has sought to rescue hurting children, offering a message of love and hope while combating issues like hunger, poverty, child prostitution, AIDS awareness, etc.
Founding of Metro Ministries
As part of his commitment to serving urban children, he established the headquarters of Metro Ministries in 1980 in what was one of Brooklyn's roughest neighborhoods, the Bushwick community, most commonly known for its history of gang violence, crime, drugs, and poverty.
In this community, violence was a way of life and a constant threat. Over the years, Pastor Bill was beaten, stabbed and shot in the face. Yet, he persevered and refused to leave the area or give up on the children growing up in such an environment. After years of faithful service, his efforts began to really make difference, not only in the lives of children but in the community as well. Due to the success of Metro's programs, President George Bush, Sr. appointed Pastor Bill to serve on the National Commission on America's Urban Families in 1991. Metro's influence was also identified as a factor in the noticeable reduction of crime in the Bushwick community and the organization was featured on ABC's NIGHTLINE currently hosted by Ted Koppel in 1997.
Today, Metro Ministries spans the globe reaching out to thousands of children each week. During its fall and spring sessions, Metro ministers to over 22,000 children per week in New York City and over 20,000 in Manila, Romania and South Africa - totaling over 42,000 worldwide. After more than a quarter of a century, Pastor Bill, himself, is still driving one of the school buses to pick up kids for Sunday School. His programs, curriculum, and techniques are being duplicated in cities all over the world.
Pastor Bill travels widely speaking in churches nationally and internationally each week.