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    Let It Be
    Let It Be
    Let It Be
    Ebook89 pages12 minutes

    Let It Be

    By Max M Power

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    A continuation from Lost Inside. The book is composed of memes I have created to help others express their mental health emotions and to motivate them to continue their fight. To remind them that they are NOT alone and that it is okay to ask for help.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMax M Power
    Release dateJun 7, 2018
    ISBN9780463886946
    Let It Be
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    Max M Power

    Max was born in a library, surrounded by books from all over the galaxy. His gypsy soul never stayed in one place for very long as he traveled the universe, having many great adventures, all while lying on the carpet floor in the living room. His story telling abilities have been compared to Robert Patterson and Tom Clancy, without all the boring details. Today he lives in a hanger just north of Houston, Texas where he soars through the clouds on Wings of Gold, writing and telling wonderful stories.

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      Let It Be - Max M Power

      I would like to say a special thank you to all women in the world. You have a stronger influence in the world, more than you will ever know. Even if we do not show it at times, men would be lost without the women in our lives.

      I have had the good fortune to have been influenced by very strong women. From my grandmother who taught me that a lack of funds did not mean I could not live a rich and fulfilling life, to my many aunts who would slap me around, reminding me how good I had it while their own children did not.

      From my mother who always rode my ass, remaining tough and strict, despite her feelings of wanting to give in, making sure I walked a path of light instead of slipping into an abyss of darkness forever, to my sisters who would pick fights with me for no other reason than they could because they are my sisters and it’s their job to torment me as such. To my dying day I know one of my sisters will still make me scream in frustration and smile, that’s what siblings do.

      From the many teachers who put up with the headache that was me as a student, desperately trying to teach me something

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