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This true story is dedicated to each and every child who was unloved,
abused or ignored by their own parents and what one can do in life in
spite of it.
abused or ignored by their own parents and what one can do in life in
spite of it.
Copyright 2007 Janna Sosensky. All Rights Reserved.
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I Never Met My Mother
" It doesn't matter where you come from,
what's important is where you are going. "
what's important is where you are going. "
- Janna Sosensky
| I Never Met My Mother, is my life story. The book has 40 chapters in all and it deals with life in Russia during the Soviet regime, from 1941 up to 1974, when I emigrated to North America. I don't believe that this particular period of time in Russia has been documented as fully by any woman, as my account of life in an orphanage, home life, and school. The book deals with such crucial subjects as child abuse, homosexuality, abortion, the workplace, human rights and other important issues. This book speaks to every person who has ever left their country of origin for good - especially to women. |