WELCOME!
WELCOME My name is DeJay Lester and this website is an autobiography/motivational/impartation to the young generations upcoming and anyone who has been through trauma in their journey of life. Glad
Falling out
I never thought I’d fall out with so many people in life. But as I grew older, I started realizing it’s not about quantity but quality. People pretend well I
Never Stop Searching
Last year was a tough year and say the least this year is ranked up there as well with all the challenges we’ve all been faced with. One thing I’ve
Happy Thanksgiving!
Happy Thanksgiving! This Thanksgiving season, we can truly say this year has been quite different from other years. From where we are, to who we are with, to what loved
Purpose
Purpose Have you ever had something stolen from you? Remember the way you felt when it happened? Imagine that particular feeling you felt in that moment. It can be really
Second Chance
Second Chance COULDN’T WAIT to get through my day on December 12, so I could get back to my room and finish preparing for my future road trip. I finished
Can’t Make This Up
Can’t Make This Up How does a four-month-long summer vacation sound in a foreign country? Not too bad, right? Well for one of our own LCA students this scenario became
Radio Show 9/21/2020 (NAASCA)
Stop Child Abuse Now (Radio Show 9/21/2020) Tonight’s special guest is DeJay Lester from Kennewick, Washington, a child abuse survivor, activist and author of the book ‘Fostering Dreams‘. DeJay’s childhood
Pain
Pain I know the pain of losing the people you love. How it can make you angry and make you act out in ways you could never imagine. Losing my
Life Tips
Life Tip: A snake can shed its skin but will always be a snake Growing up, we long for the fairytale family; that image we all see on tv. All
What lessons has 2020 taught you?
Wow! What a year, so far. With everything that’s happened, this year has reminded me to focus on myself; something we all need to get back to. We get so
Father’s Day
Father’s Day is that special time of the year when we honor the most important men in our lives. The men who have raised us, inspired us, and taught us