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Yolanda M. Winston
Who is Yolanda M. Winston, and what motivates her to tell her inspiring story? Yolanda is a gifted writer, coach, and speaker who has turned her life around by her faith and perseverance. She is a retired United States Air Force veteran who has endured much adversity, having lost her son, Marquis. This makes her work especially poignant, as she aims to encourage and uplift others who are going through similar challenges. As the CEO and founder of Victorious Veteran Resources Inc., Yolanda is devoted to helping disabled veterans and promoting community among them. Her books, such as “Camouflaged Sister: Behind the Rank Vol 4” and “Word of God in Motion,” reflect her story of redemption and her dedication to assisting others to discover their own strength.
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Word Of God In Motion
“Word of God in Motion: Dreams Do Come True with God” is an emotional memoir by Yolanda M. Winston, demonstrating her experience of sharing unimaginable sadness and strength. The story begins with the unexpected death of her five-year-old son, Marquis, resulting from a vehicle accident caused by her estranged husband, Marcus. Yolanda talks about the raw feelings of her suffering and how this tragedy affects her family, touching on the hardships of dealing with such a terrible loss.
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