Valor: Uncommon Courage in a Pit
Imprisoned at home. Persecuted. Exonerated. A true story of uncommon courage.
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Imprisoned at home. Persecuted. Exonerated. A true story of uncommon courage.
“I wasn’t a prisoner in some jungle overseas. I was imprisoned right here at home.” A true story of persecution, fear, and suffering, and ultimately exoneration. Written for anyone fighting a battle of their own who needs the courage to keep going.
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I want to tell you about a chapter of my life I never expected to live.
I wasn’t a prisoner in some jungle overseas. I was imprisoned right here at home.
What followed tested me in ways I never could have imagined. I experienced persecution, fear, and suffering—and ultimately, I was exonerated.
I wrote VALOR: Uncommon Courage in a Pit because I believe there’s a reason to share the hardest chapters of our lives. Not to ask for sympathy, and not to pretend I have all the answers, but because somebody out there may be fighting a battle of their own.
If my story can help one person find the courage to keep going, stand for what they believe, or discover a strength they didn’t know they had, then telling it has been worth it.
This is my story. It’s real, it’s personal, and it’s a story I believe is worth telling.
I’d be honored if you’d read it.
You’ll find encouragement even despite the intensity of injustice.