The Shocking True Story Of Aleja Robbins Bennett

[Blessed Beyond]

Aleja Bennett was adopted in the early seventies after being abandoned and left in an apartment alone with her older siblings. The Author was only six months old and suffered with pnuemonia  shortly after that.

 

 Aleja Bennett was adopted at the age of two years by a woman who was barren. The couple abused, starved, tortured, rejected and neglected Aleja until they threw her to the cold streets at the age of nineteen. 

 

Aleja would not have an abortion as her adopted parent's suggested so she was tossed out to the lonely cold dark streets with no money, clothes, coat or food. 

 

She gave birth to Jessica June 30th 1992 and married in 1994 to a drug addict who stole and robbed her soul just as her adopted parents did. She looked for love in all the wrong places while alcohol absorbed all of the pain she kept a secret.

 

Aleja did seek help from the grandmother Of Jessica and she then manipulated and kept Jessica away from her mother after all Aleja had was her children.

 

The other two children are with a drug addict Aunt which is the ex husbands sister. Aleja has one in her life and Jessica has two books while her mother Aleja Bennett has eight in total.

 

They both write to share their pain, strength, struggle and hope to the nation.

 

What a blessing after all that we have gone through and what I have survived. Please like our pages. Author Aleja Bennett | Facebook http://sl3.us/51 Mother to Author Jessica P. Robbins | Facebook http://sl3.us/54

 

Author Aleja Bennett

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[Ruth M Garcia-Marmolejos]

Aleja I read your blog and I know how you must have felt. Thank you for the welcome. We have had similar experiences. My fanpage group at

http://www.facebook.com/RuthMGarciaMarmolejos or

Visit my website at http://www.twinkiegrc.webs.com/

[Tammy]

Your story sounds just like mine while I was growing up until I got to about 9 yrs old and I got a family to adopt me at the age of 10. They were a blessing to me, they do not know about the abuse I suffered in my young life, I do not plan to tell them, since most of my memories are gone hidden away not wanting to come out. I do have a FEW memories of my childhood, the ones I do, are not pleasant at all! I do have a couple of good memories, I think.

 

This may sound really dumb, but is this in a book? I would LOVE to read it.

 

Also, I see that your an author, I would like to put out there, I LOVE reading, ANYTHING. And I am learrning how to write a good review of books, but I do have some reviews of books that I have read. So, please stop by my blog. I am on the way to yours after I am done writing this comment!

 

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