PHYLLIS Cox

It is real. A heart wrenching education of the failures in our society when it comes to matters of homelessness, welfare, mental illness, substance and domestic abuse. All of the above... With miniscule cracks for the hope, love and sunshine to seep through. A powerful story. Made for that good cry... And a good fight for justice. As a mental health counselor who grew up in a home with domestic violence, addiction, and mental illness, I unfortunately find most of this story to be partly my own... And the story of so many of my clients. 😟

A reminder of how precious life really is. And how, what, when and where -and with whom- we choose to spend the hours.

Fabulous. All star cast. Great character development. Proof that we seldom really know a person and what they are capable of doing. Or undoing, as the case may be!

Induces critical thinking about God, questioning and the acceptance of ALL that is supernatural.