“X”
"Memoirs of the Anonymous Me “

I was somehow able to cope with the rejection and abandonment, and I think it’s what has given me the courage to begin the journey to finding me.” Guess what? Some of our most beloved Biblical characters experienced some of the same challenges in life that we face today. Who would have thought Moses, who was given up for adoption, had to find his place in the family and struggle with abandonment and rejection? Samson, who was the strongest man on earth, had parents who struggled with being enablers. Hannah, the mother of Samuel, suffered from depression, while Tamar, a young girl, lived with her secret of being raped by her brother, and she couldn’t tell her parents. They had no idea that their lives would be the backdrop for some of the questions we are asking thousands of years later, “Who am I?” or better yet, “What am I here for?” If you’re anything like me, you have asked these same questions. One thing I am positive…“There is nothing new under the sun.” “X” is an accurate and compelling memoir about Terri’s life journey, which was met with roadblocks of rejection, the twists and turns of abandonment, abuse, unrequited love, and a winding road on the search for love and identity. The story is mirrored through the life stories of some of the most beloved Biblical characters. By the end of this book, you will find…
 answers to questions that will challenge you to ask who you are helping unmask your identity.
 Understanding that you are not alone in your journey to BEcoming.
 Resources that will help build your faith in the God who knows you and to help you navigate you while you are on this ever-evolving, ever moving, and ever flowing journey called “Life” .

A native of Philadelphia and home of the 2017 Superbowl Champion Philadelphia Eagles, Terri is the adopted daughter of the late Nathaniel Thomas (2011) and late Sadie Victoria Walker (2017). She is the mother of two adult children and grandmother of one adorable granddaughter.