Is There Any Love Down Back? (eBook, ePUB) - O'Neil, Alexander
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down back on a daily basis. No child should ever have to endure the agonies and traumas that we did. We were starved, sexually abused, beaten, and neglected and placed in one foster home after another for sixteen years. We were constantly told that we would never amount to anything, and there came a time that we started to believe that "love" was a word that was never used nor were the words "Mom" or "Dad." No one ever told us that they loved us, but then again- IS THERE ANY LOVE DOWN BACK?

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down back on a daily basis. No child should ever have to endure the agonies and traumas that we did. We were starved, sexually abused, beaten, and neglected and placed in one foster home after another for sixteen years. We were constantly told that we would never amount to anything, and there came a time that we started to believe that "love" was a word that was never used nor were the words "Mom" or "Dad." No one ever told us that they loved us, but then again-IS THERE ANY LOVE DOWN BACK?

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Alexander Robert O'Neil spent the first sixteen years of his life in foster care being shuffled from one home to another. In 1961 he was removed from the welfare system and placed with his biological relatives in . In 1963 he enlisted in the Marines, serving four years including a tour in . Upon his discharge in 1967 he settled down in , working odd jobs and just "hanging around." In 1973 he joined the Springfield Police Department and is currently assigned to the Detective Bureau Burglary Squad. He has three children.