Dr Wanda Marie Middleton (TruthTreasures)

Wanda Marie openly shares her life walk in overcoming traumatizing childhood abuses, married to a street hustler and narcissistic husband in the first 17yrs of their marriage, surviving homelessness with four young children for one year in NYC and many other mind-blinding life events that occurrred early in her life. These traumatizing events should have destroyed her self worth and her life, but instead she has chosen to take those experiences and turn them into what she calls "truth treasures". WandaMarie tells her story in her first book co-written with other authors called "I Still Have My Praise", by LaTanya Blake Allen & Friends and the title of her chapter is called “The Power of Forgiveness”. WandaMarie offers real raw advice and a reality check up to those silently dealing with guilt, condemnation and shame derived from their choice to stay married while silently suffering.

In the Spotlight

Surviving the Trauma of Homelessness & Having the Strength to Begin Again.

It is the belief of the average working person, that one can never possibly become homeless, that it can be avoided at all costs... well not necessarily so, even the well prepared, life does happen...

In the Spotlight

Is Suicide a Sweet Ticket Out? What It's Like to Want to Kill Yourself

This is my story of how I narrowly escaped death after attempting suicide. Life has a way of slapping the very breath out of you—painting the picture of Continue »

In the Spotlight

Who Would Want Me....

After having to divorce my husband of 17 years due to him infecting me with the HIV Virus, I felt inspired to write this poem expressing my feelings of loneliness and fear of not being loved again.

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  Death & Loss of Life

  Is Suicide a Sweet Ticket Out? What It's Like to Want to Kill Yourself

  2 years ago

  This is my story of how I narrowly escaped death after attempting suicide. Life has a way of slapping the very breath out of you—painting the picture of suicide as a reversible option, when in actuality, once accomplished, there is no coming back. Once you're dead, you're dead.

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  Using the Law of Attraction

  Surviving the Trauma of Homelessness & Having the Strength to Begin Again.

  2 years ago

  It is the belief of the average working person, that one can never possibly become homeless, that it can be avoided at all costs... well not necessarily so, even the well prepared, life does happen...