Renowned Canadian singer-songwriter and best-selling female country music artist Shania Twain has an incredible tale of overcoming hardship. She was raised in a low-income household and experienced many hardships, including going to bed hungry. She does, however, now view herself as lucky and is using her success to change the world.
Twain started his path to fame early in life. At the young age of eight, she began performing in pubs to support her family financially. Twain shown incredible fortitude and tenacity in the face of a challenging upbringing.
Twain witnessed domestic abuse as a young girl from her mother and stepfather. She said that her stepfather had a mentality equal to that of Jekyll and Hyde, which made her upbringing particularly difficult. Her family also struggled constantly with money, frequently running out of money for basic needs like food and rent.
Twain remembers the agony of hunger she experienced while attending school and the embarrassment she felt due to her insufficient food intake. She was in a desperate predicament, but she was too proud to ask for help. She learned the value of strength and character development from this early adversity.
Twain refused to let her challenging history define her, despite the challenges she encountered. She feels that her will to overcome her suffering and misfortunes define who she is instead of the pain and sufferings she went through. Twain became the strong woman she is now because of her tenacity and refusal to feel guilty about her upbringing.
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