The Life of a Collective Warrior

<p>Harrison McCuff met her best friend Jesenia when she was six years old. Their friendship taught them life lessons about family sisterhood judgment and love. The bond between them could only be penetrated by their families. No one else was permitted in. Tragedy struck when the two girls were fourteen. Harrison's grief over her loss could not be reconciled not even by the love of her family.</p><p> </p><p>After trying everything Harrison's mother found James Evers a boxing coach to help her daughter come to terms with her grief. The veteran coach aided Harrison in channeling her pain into energy but he didn't know how deep her pain was and she didn't know about James Evers's past.</p><p> </p><p>Her own history will be the catalyst for accepting her pain and using it to the advantage of others. Including those who make her uncomfortable and remind her of her loss.</p>