Gunshot victim-turned-author basks in triumph amid tragedy
Aug 25th, 2021 | Category: News & Features | 10:33#JamaicaGleaner #KevinRobinson #GunViolence #Paralysed AUGUST 25, 2021: Almost 21 years after his life appeared to have been shattered by a gunman's bullet, Kevin Robinson is opening a new chapter - literally. The 38-year-old released his book, True Pain: A Real Life Story, on August 2, narrating a tale of triumph amid tribulation. Paralysed from his waist down, Robinson shot to prominence in a Gleaner video last September (https://youtu.be/quFI8xAljjg) when he told of his motivation to inspire others after surviving tragedy. He was only 16 when his life changed forever from that gun attack.
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