Angie says, “I hated myself. I hated living. I hated waking up in the morning. I wanted to die in my sleep.”

For seventeen years, Angie Foxworth battled suicidal thoughts. Although she was raised in a Christian home, she still struggled with deep insecurities about her physical appearance and sense of belonging.

Angie recalls, “I stood out because I did not look like my siblings growing up. I was the skinny one. My complexion was even different. The length of my hair was different. And I always wanted to look like them. I felt I didn’t fit in.”

Her older brother teased her relentlessly even telling her she was adopted. At night, she would beg God to make her look like her siblings.

Angie shares, “It created a sense of I’m not good enough.

At 14, Angie began dating college men, craving

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