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Diane King sey from de Front Page interview...me nu knoe if she mean jamaica or globallly..eidda way that number is outrageous.. [img]/forums/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/eek.gif[/img]a wanda if a true [img]/forums/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/frown.gif[/img]
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">DK: This is a loooong story that will b coming in my autobiography but yes…. As a young girl u already have self esteem issues from just the everyday pressures of life and the abuse only made it worse. I was like a walking zombie for many years. I was fortunate to not have gotten into drugs or become suicidal as a result, but I soon realized I had to let it go or it would b my downfall if I allowed it to consume me. I learnt that instead of thinking of it as a stumbling block I would use it to b my driving force to b the best I can b. And on many levels it is what led to my becoming a singer. Singing saved me. It became my passion. Some are not as lucky. I felt so ashamed that I ran away from home when it happened. Most people assumed that I ran away to sing but it was quite the opposite. I was only in the seventh grade or 1st form. To sing was the only thing I could do to take care of myself financially and the only thing I didn’t feel ashamed of. For that reason alone I remained positive and just pushed on through. After that, it was as if I was possessed...as if I was just born 2 sing and that I had to have had that experience to lead me to it. I always wanted 2 b a doctor but I believe your destiny is already carved out and it can be far and different from what u think u want 4 yourself. I wrote that song for myself and all the women I’ve met over the years who’ve been where I was and who made me feel like and know that I wasn’t alone. 90% of women have been sexually, physically and mentally abused and we deal with it quietly. That’s the real sxxx. But to heal... It’s all about having no fear, no boundaries and no limit. It's about forgiveness and finally loving yourself. It's all about owning your power as a woman and a queen.</div></div>
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">DK: This is a loooong story that will b coming in my autobiography but yes…. As a young girl u already have self esteem issues from just the everyday pressures of life and the abuse only made it worse. I was like a walking zombie for many years. I was fortunate to not have gotten into drugs or become suicidal as a result, but I soon realized I had to let it go or it would b my downfall if I allowed it to consume me. I learnt that instead of thinking of it as a stumbling block I would use it to b my driving force to b the best I can b. And on many levels it is what led to my becoming a singer. Singing saved me. It became my passion. Some are not as lucky. I felt so ashamed that I ran away from home when it happened. Most people assumed that I ran away to sing but it was quite the opposite. I was only in the seventh grade or 1st form. To sing was the only thing I could do to take care of myself financially and the only thing I didn’t feel ashamed of. For that reason alone I remained positive and just pushed on through. After that, it was as if I was possessed...as if I was just born 2 sing and that I had to have had that experience to lead me to it. I always wanted 2 b a doctor but I believe your destiny is already carved out and it can be far and different from what u think u want 4 yourself. I wrote that song for myself and all the women I’ve met over the years who’ve been where I was and who made me feel like and know that I wasn’t alone. 90% of women have been sexually, physically and mentally abused and we deal with it quietly. That’s the real sxxx. But to heal... It’s all about having no fear, no boundaries and no limit. It's about forgiveness and finally loving yourself. It's all about owning your power as a woman and a queen.</div></div>
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