MICHELLE
CHRISTINA
To Move Forward in Life,
You Must Make Peace with Your Past
Michelle Christina was raised by a single mother in northern Michigan. Destined by all societal predictions to fail, Michelle has instead achieved significant success in the areas of marketing, branding, public relations, and graphic design.
Michelle loves to write and inspire. She believes in living a life you love and loving the life you live.
Through powerful and creative storytelling, Saving Scout will take you on a journey—a journey where the author discovered her past, and not just embraced it, but allowed the struggle, pain, and disappointment to be the fuel that propelled her forward.
This is a story of discovering one’s identity. Through emails, texts, journal entries, and reflections on her life leading up to very pivotal discoveries, Michelle insightfully and honestly shares her story of both the joy and sorrow of opening herself to a father’s love.
The Story of Martha Brunhoff (Michelle's Grandmother)
Around 1 p.m. on Monday, June 4th, 1979, a woman returned to her apartment at 5824 S Pearl St, Littleton, CO to feed her cats during her break from work. She walked past Martha Ruth Brunhoff’s apartment window, which is located at 5812 S Pearl St, and noticed it was broken. She attempted to contact Martha with no success. She unlocked the front door and opened it slightly, but the night chain was locked. Through the opening in the door she could see the victim slouched over in her sofa....