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No! Maybe? Yes! Living My Truth

No! Maybe? Yes! Living My Truth

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It's hard to live authentically when you're trying to meet the expectations of everyone around you and denying the inner voices that know your truth. Grace Anne Stevens spent over sixty years hiding and denying her inner truth. In No! Maybe? Yes! Living My Truth, she shares not only her voice but many of her internal voices, as she journeyed from denying, to questioning, and finally accepting her truth, which led to transitioning her gender at the age of sixty-four.More than just a transgender memoir, this book is about relationships, both internal and external, about change and authenticity, and is uniquely informational, inspirational, and transformational to all who may question their own journey.

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Pub dateJan 3, 2015
ISBN-100986300306
ISBN-139780986300301
LanguageEnglish
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