Belynda L DavisWoman of God, committed wife, and loving mother are just a few phrases that describe BeLynda Davis. Affectionately called Bea by her family and friends, Mrs. Davis is a virtuous woman from humble beginnings who decided over 2 decades ago to stand in he face of adversity. She is a walking testimony to the faithfulness of God and His divine support. Born in Madisonville, Kentucky, Mrs. Davis spent most of her formative years as an Army Brat which allowed her to travel to places like Hawaii and Germany. Her family moved every few years to a different military base, so she learned to be flexible and adapt to her environment from an early age. It was not until her 10th grade year of high school when she was shocked with an all new (and unexpected) reality. Mrs. Davis was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and her life would be forever changed. Mrs. Davis found solace in church and the choir. She had a gift of singing. She dreamed of making people look and feel beautiful and graduated from Ogeechee Technical College (Statesboro, GA) where she received her degree in Cosmetology. Mrs. Davis also received her Medical Records Specialist Certification in 2016. Now, God has called Mrs. Davis to transition from working with her hands to working with her words! Let's T.A.L.K.: Your 4-Step Guide To Getting Beyond The Pain Of Loss & The Uncertainty Of Illness So You Can Live Your Best Life Now is Mrs. Davis' first published book and it speaks to the hearts and minds of individuals who have lost a loved one or struggling with a chronic illness! She's on a mission to share her story with the world and encourage others to T.A.L.K. their way through. She's a supportive military spouse. Mrs. Davis navigates the daily challenges of strengthening her marriage, growing her family, and supporting her husband, Steven, who has multiple combat deployments. As she continues to conquer everything that comes her way, Mrs. Davis happily resides in Illinois with her loving husband and darling children, DJ and BriAna! Read More Read Less