O.M.G.

This book is about the life of Virgie Lindsey. It will have you wondering, expecting, playing the guessing game, crying, and laughing; it will have you feeling bewildered, encouraged, saddened, overwhelmed, and glad that it has an unexpected ending. It is an autobiography with well-known celebrities she was befriended by. She went through the deaths of her children. Her wonderful fifteen-year-old son was kidnapped and killed in a car accident under strange circumstances that were hidden from her until the truth was revealed. Three years later, during an incarceration, her beautiful, loving daughter was murdered, along with a close family friend, in a cold case first believed to be road rage. This incident shocked, hurt, dismayed, haunted, and rocked her total being as she sat at the funeral in denial until she saw her daughter’s tattoo on her hand. This incarceration caused her to have mental health challenges. She most definitely should be a woman in a corner, mumbling everything except anything that made sense. This autobiography will have you saying “Oh my god!” out loud to yourself while reading. It will leave you in amazement as to how she made it this far without losing her mind. Most of all, it will enlighten the world on the subject of the dark places people have been through in life. Faith in life will allow you to be an achiever through adversity in its most elevated form, and that life can be great after all, no matter what. She would like the world to know that the loss of your child, or children, will never go away, but joy will reenter your life so that you will be able to move forward and be whatever or whoever you dream of being.