My Path - Sentiments

By ENT

The title of Ebony Tobias's book, My Path-Sentiments, was inspired by life journeys. It is a cunning way of saying "her life." Reality is a road destined to be traveled. While in the driver's seat, the twists and turns are a vital force. Decisions need to be made on when and how to switch gears, which can be difficult to steer. Sentiments are feelings that will occur while one travels the path. The intensity of life is thought-provoking. As she navigates through, her writings will continue.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Fulton Books, Inc.
• Release date: Feb 24, 2022
• ISBN: 9781637105573

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Introduction

I’m known as the model (use to be, kinda still am), singer, fashionista, and writer that not many knew I could do. I went to college for communications, majoring in journalism with a minor in advertising. There I made great friends that I still keep in touch with to this day. College was an experience that I wouldn’t trade for the world. However, it did teach me valuable lessons. Everyone who says they are your friend isn’t, and you find out who is really down for you when shit hits the fan at your low. You don’t need anyone kicking you when you are down but wanna celebrate you at your highs. Well, if you can’t take me at my lows, then you sure as hell don’t deserve to be with me at my highs. I’m a Libra. I need balance in my life to keep me sane. I can look right through you like you aren’t there. I’m not devoting my energy to foolishness. Energy is the authority that you give to people that deserve devotion.

On a personal note, I was in a very bad car accident that changed my life forever! I couldn’t walk, talk, or do anything. I was in a wheelchair for over a year and was told by doctors that this will be my life. As a result, I had broken hips, collarbone, foot, ankle, and other bones. During that time, I was thirty-four weeks pregnant. At the scene of the accident, I was pronounced dead and pregnant. I was rushed to the ER, and they tried to save me. They did. However, my son tried for his life, but because I passed away, he lost oxygen to his brain and only lived for five hours. I was in a coma for two months. During that time, I had