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Sabrina Greenlee, the mother of DeAndre Hopkins, was a victim of domestic violence, which left her blind. She talked about the challenges she faced being blind and raising four children, how she overcame depression and suicidal thoughts, and the importance of forgiveness.
She has a book out called "Grant Me Vision", "A Journey of Family, Faith and Forgiveness".
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Sabrina Greenlee, the mother of DeAndre Hopkins, was a victim of domestic violence, which left her blind. She talked about the challenges she faced being blind and raising four children, how she overcame depression and suicidal thoughts, and the importance of forgiveness.
She has a book out called "Grant Me Vision", "A Journey of Family, Faith and Forgiveness".
Her new book, "Grant Me Vision", "A Journey of Family, Faith and Forgiveness", is out right now.
I want everybody to go get "Grant Me Vision" because I want you to just see my journey. It wasn't always like this, but I want you to just really go, go grab "Grant Me Vision" today and really, really dive into it.
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Sabrina Greenlee's memoir details her journey of overcoming blindness after an acid attack, emphasizing family, faith, and forgiveness. It includes reflections on the mental health challenges she faced and her path to healing and self-acceptance.
She has a new book, Grant Me Vision, A Journey of Family, Faith and Forgiveness. And it's out right now.
I have in my memoir, I call it the get right room where I will take them in, bring them in one by one and just talk to them.
I have this in the memoir where I say, you know, at first, like the first thing I said was something like, you know, I'm just going to pray for her. I pray that God, I pray that you bless her and everything that she touches turns to gold.
I put you in the strip club. I literally walk you in. I put you in there, the ups, the downs, the highs and lows of what a little black girl from central South Carolina, you know, growing up and have went through a lot of things that I won't tell, you know, I won't tell you too much, but how I got to be in the strip club and the things that happen while I'm there.
I want people to know that I'm doing it. And so, yeah, I want to keep I just want to keep keep that going, that energy.