Fighting for Life and Justice

The Autobiography of the First Just Say NO Kid, I met Nancy Reagan when she was the First Lady of California before she became the first lady in the white house. Overcoming some disabilities and bullies with God's grace and love. Later in life I met some new bullies dealing drugs, and using children. I tried to stop it by writing letters and talking to politicians.

Some was two faced and helped the drug dealers to try to shut me up. In 2000 I was hung for a crime I didn't commit. The state knew I was innocent. I fought my conviction for 5 years the full length of my probation. In 2004 president Reagan passed away and with my mother's approval I signed his guest book The First Just Say No Kid says goodbye to you. It didn't take long for everyone found out who I really was. First Lady verified me as being the first Just Say NO Kid. In September 1st 2005 all my rights were restored by the state of Georgia. I didn't have to ask and I didn't have to sue for it. I became an unelected dignitary being pushed, asked to run for Mayor, Congress and even Governor. I kept saying NO to running for office. I found out I can say and do more for the people being an unelected dignitary. People started calling me and coming to me with their problems and concerns. My mother kept telling me, you will be written into office one day. She even made a prediction in 2018 while under medication after surgery. She started calling me her VIP Governors Son. Saying you will lose your publisher and your real name will be on your book. She told me then you will be written in for Governor. She told me the people will love and respect you more when you are Governor. I always listened to my mother's predictions.

I was born in 1969 to the Gangster and Mobster family. I had to learn to fight for life early. I had a bad ear infection that left me paralyzed on the right side of my body. I learned how to fight just to live. I attended special education schools and classes, therapy classes, and activities to help make me stronger and healthier. In 1976, I gave Nancy Reagan the famous slogan "Just say no to drugs" After President Ronald Reagan's death in 2004, I became known as the first "just say no" kid. Later in life, I had to fight against corruption and injustice. With God's hand and my mom's help, I am winning all battles and overcoming some disabilities.I and my mother decided to stay in Georgia, Georgia is our home. because some people started being very nice and respectful to us. A few people still try to mistreat us. Isaiah-54:17 No False Weapon Formed Against You shall Prosper. Amen.Must read the book to find out what I did to win.