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STEPHANIE BONNER
Author and Songstress Stephanie Bonner has written her memoirs about the life of a little girl allegedly born of rape as she takes you through what seemed to be a gauntlet of doom from her birth to present day.
It’s called UNCOVERED ME: Losing to Win. This book adds a new perspective on victims of circumstance and the perpetual perpetration of an emotional disposition because of the emotionally meager cards one is dealt. This book takes the readers view out of the window and places each one of us square in front of the mirror. From shocking experiences to the tragic family secrets, the title, “UNCOVERED ME” has so many meanings, literal, spiritual, financial, social, and emotional brokenness.
Suggested Intro:
As a teen, Stephanie was headed to the front of hot debate. In 1988
she debuted on the legendary daytime talk show, People Are Talking with Dan and Ann Ross on
KPIX channel 5. A mouthy, courageous tell it all teen from pacific height, Stephanie brought the
audience to a place of raw truth and conviction as she spoke on a panel about teen addiction to
crack cocaine. Since then she has graced us with her appearance on the court TV show, Judge
Hatchett with Sony Entertainment. She captivated the hearts of America and would later become Judge
Hatchett’s California Ambassador during her book release. Stephanie would publish her first work and a viral
surge would lead to Radio Interviews and the beginning of her motivational speaking outreach. Stephanie has
written an uplifting memoir about a tough subject. Her book UNCOVERED ME- “Losing to Win” is about
emotional blindness caused by deep-rooted pain which concealed her true identity and imprisons Stephanie
for many years. “The pain of the past bound my very soul in its effort to alter my God-given destiny”. Ever
since giving away a preview of her book on social media, and after nearly 8000 downloads within the first week,
the response has been amazing… What prompted you to write a book about your own life?
Suggested TOPICS for DISCUSSION:
- Abandonment & Rejection – Emotionally challenged at birth, the rejection wound while desperately
seeking her mother’s love - Hopelessness – Inherited circumstances and bad decisions led Stephanie to the darkest of time, How
hopelessness led to desperation - Drug Addiction – Self medicating to endure the relentless pain, Stephanie describes the true definition of
“spiraling out of control - Sexual Abuse – As a baby, Stephanie’s innocence is disturbed early in her life as she explains how the
predator chooses his prey - Low Self Esteem and Low Self-Worth – Inside the minds concept of “what I get is what I deserve” Inside
the mind of the deceived - Losing a Child – No one should bury their child; this is a topic close to home. Stephanie speaks out about
losing her 2 Kids Jahon and Brittania.
Suggested QUESTION for Stephanie D. Bonner:
1. Your book is titled “Uncovered Me – losing to win” What does the title and subtitle mean exactly?
2. What does your family think about your memoir, are they supportive?
3. How old where you when all these things started happening to you and who protected you?
4. After losing your children to CPS what motivated you to gain custody again?
5. When you finally told someone about what your uncle did to you, what happened?
6. How are you dealing with the death of your son and do you think you will be able to forgive?
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