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Celebrating thirty-plus years substance-free, author Samuel E. Underwood is a native of Harlem, New York. He is a certified recovery peer advocate and gives extra support to individuals recovering from addictions. In addition, he also volunteers his time three days a week giving out sandwiches, literature, and a kind word to people in the community.<\/p>\n
\u201cI started my journey to sobriety on November 9, 1989,\u201d writes Underwood. \u201cI had gotten sick and tired of who I was becoming. My values and principles had changed totally. My mother and father were hardworking people who wanted nice things in their lives. They had instilled those values and principles in me too, but I learned an easier way to get those nice things, and it wasn\u2019t through hard work; it was through robbing and stealing from hardworking people. I was becoming someone who didn\u2019t have any values or principles. I didn\u2019t want that lifestyle for myself. I didn\u2019t feel comfortable becoming that kind of person. I wanted more for myself. So I had to make a change.\u201d<\/p>\n
Published by Page Publishing, Samuel E. Underwood\u2019s engaging series will captivate readers as they follow the author\u2019s emotionally raw and honest account. Deeply personal and heartfelt, \u201cI Am Who I Am The Person I Need to Know\u201d is a personal testament to the strength of the human spirit, offering hope to those whose lives have been affected by addiction.<\/p>\n