This is part two of our interview with Bill Bean. As you went through that change and as you got your life more on track, and then you began the process of really defining who you are as an adult and who we know you as today.

What was the beginning of that? What was the process

of thinking, okay, I went through these things. I went through this demonic oppression in my

childhood and personally as well. How did you come to the conclusion of I want to help other people who may be going through the same thing?

It's not the easiest thing, obviously, just to throw that flag out there and be like, hey, I want to help you because you could be viewed as you had what happened to you by the general public.

I mean, what was that process like and how did you get to the point of,

I'm here to help in reaching out just to the world on that?

That was a difficult process in itself,

because in the beginning,

and I really want to thank the A Haunted series,

because that was the catalyst of everything.

In the beginning, I wanted to,

you know, share my story and possibly write a book, but I couldn't. I had no education,

and I felt that I was intellectually inadequate. Therefore, someone like me couldn't possibly have anything to offer to the world in a positive way.

There was no way that I could write a book because I couldn't do it.

You know, I didn't know spelling and diction and punctuation and things of that nature.

My wife helped me greatly, and I praise God for her. We've been together for 30 years and she's a tremendous blessing in my life.

And believe me, I put her through a lot of things as well.

But God really brought the right people into my life, like my wife and other people,

that were a source of encouragement to me.

NDA haunting series, I have to thank them because that was a catalyst for me being known.

And they approached me in 2005, I think it was.

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