Young Woman S Journal

A thirteen-year-old Dutch-Jewish girl records her impressions of the two years (1942-1944) she and seven others spent hiding from the Nazis before they were discovered and taken to concentration camps.

College Ruled Color Paperback. Size: 6 inches x 9 inches. 55 sheets (110 pages for writing). Young Woman. 157797014229

Life was a bit different when Chereva came into the world. Simply put, you lived at the pleasure of your parents or guardians. You behaved as your parents told you and unless spoken to, you kept quiet. Perhaps that is why, when Chereva broke the strings that attached her to her strict parents, she had trouble recognizing dangerous and deceitful people and allowed them to take advantage of her naivete. Her struggles were constant, difficult, and barbarous at times. They came one after another until her spirit had given up. Fighting depression, thoughts of suicide, and drug abuse, discover how she was able to change her way of thinking and find inner strength and courage to eradicate her demons without vindication. Now, she shares her stories to the world, so you can recognize the characteristics and actions of people whose sole purpose in life is to try to take what you have and throw you away. Chereva Marley lives in Las Vegas, Nevada, working in the online digital marketing business. Chereva spent the last thirty-five years as a dealer/supervisor in some of Las Vegas's elite casinos. Outgoing, hardworking, and honest to a fault, Chereva spends a lot of time trying to help others discover their unique passion and find peace with their struggles. Chereva's philosophy in life is that we are where we are supposed to be. Not to fight, kill, and hate. We are all put together to learn from each other, to lend a hand when needed, to love and support each other, and pay it forward. So pick up the cards your dealer gave you and either double down or take a hit because your life is not a roll of the dice; it's the one thing you control.