DON'T IGNORE MY CHILD'S CRIES, is a true story about a mother name Miss. Shalia. She tells this story about how the Child Welfare system stole her children with hopes of not only enlightening other parents of what might be happening or has happened to them; but also to bring to the attention of the people who can make changes in the system, the Elected Officials, Heads of the Child Welfare System, Constituents, Advocates, Judges, etc. This is a shocking, horrific story about a young woman's fight to maintain and re-gain custody of her children, knowing she had been lied on and set up. Miss. Shalia a courageous survivor of domestic violence and other abuse knew all along that the father of the youngest son, Marshell and oldest sons father Luther's intentions was to use the system to further abuse her by having her children taken. Can you imagine how she must have felt, how she feels today knowing she was innocent of the allegations brought against her by some very vicious people and her children were taken? Can you even begin to imagine the horrific state of mind the children must have been in knowing that they were not abused, but they were removed from the loving and nourishing arms of their mother, Miss. Shalia? This is not an isolated case and what happened to this family is happening today to families all across the nation, due to greed and callousness. In the book, DON'T IGNORE MY CHILDS CRIES, you will find details and copies of original documents. Documents supporting the innocents of the mother. Documents that was not allowed in court by the advice of a "should have been retired" Court Appointed Attorney. Part of the plot to keep Miss. Shalia from re-gaining custody of her children. To this day Miss. Shalia's children suffer from the Stockholm Syndrom. Due to the brainwashing, her children remain estranged from her. Parental alienation and custodial interference are tools more commonly used by the mother in custody cases to alienate the father. In this book (in this case) you will see where the father of the youngest son, the foster parents and some relatives have used the same tools to alienate Miss. Shalia from her children. This true story of Miss. Shalia and her children, DON'T IGNORE MY CHILD'S CRIES, also tells the how and why some children are subjected to, "the turbulent cycle of abuse." Not just "a must read," it is also "a necessary to understand" in order to make changes in the child welfare system, to truly stop the legalization of child exploitation. Conclusion by, Dr. Ernie Smith, Professor at Charles Drew University

In the book "THE STREETS, MY CRADLE" Author Jennifer L. Jackson not only shares information about the thirty year nightmare she was in growing up on the streets, she also shares what she learned from those horrific experiences. How she got on a path of healing, sobriety and recovery. "What a struggle" the author says then smiles thinking of "what a relief" to have made it out of the street life alive. The author talks about experiences that affect people from diverse communities world wide. This story is so horrific, you'll ask yourself did this take place in a third world country?, No, right here in the United States of America. This type of abuse, mis-use, the exploitation of children and adults is still taking place right here in the USA also. Although THE STREETS, MY CRADLE is a horrible story, it is also an amazing one because un-like so many others, the author of this story survived The reader will experience the street life without physically experiencing it and understand some roots of abuse. From the author On our journey of recovery we will run into obstacles from time to time. Some we can easily just go around. Some we have to ask for guidance from our Higher Power on how to get around. But we must find a way. We can not stay stuck, if we do then we become like stagnated water, unable to flow and polluted again. Here's a poem I wrote from the book "THE STREETS, MY CRADLE" pg. xiii; WHAT DO YOU ACCEPT? One day I was walking down the street. I smelt something & wondered could that be me? I took a shower, I knew I had. Could that still be me smelling so bad? Then God said it wasn't my underarms or my feet. But, all the garbage that had been dumped in me. Because God cleaned me up, I now smell Oh so good And I don't accept what I normally would. All rights to this 102 page memoir belong to the Author Jennifer L. Jackson. Copy right 2009.

She was a fatherless girl, an abused wife, and a panic-stricken young woman. The only way she was going to survive was to accept help from God.
Jaclyn's Gift is the inspiring true story of how God heals His wounded children. Within these deeply personal and profound pages, author Jennifer L. Jackson shares her life's journey and revelations.
Though her early years are rife with troubles, she experiences vivid and sometimes prophetic dreams and visions. No matter how low she falls, always within her is the search for that one special gift she knows God has for her. With His help and guidance, she finally realizes that her purpose in life is to truly help others.
"We are human, and yes, it is hard to let go of some things. But we always find our own way to solve an issue, when we need to just let it go and let God take care of it. He will do it in his own time, and all we have to say is, God, I give you my problem, I cannot do it alone, I cannot carry it around with me because I have no answer. I have tried several things and I am out of options to try. So would you please carry my load and find my solution? Yes, that is the prayer to pray."