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Out of the Whirlpool: A Memoir of Remorse and Reconciliation
โ Scribed by Sue Wiygul Martin
- Publisher
- Working Writer Discovery Group
- Year
- 2013
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 322
- Category
- Library
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โฆ Synopsis
Sue Wiygul Martin has written a deeply honest and moving account of the rebuilding of her life after a desperate, impetuous act in her youth ended in traumatic blindness. Since that day, she has greeted the world with her trademark determination and humor, accepting the challenges placed before her as she adjusted to being blind. She takes the reader through the process of blind rehabilitation in such a way that you feel you, too, are going through the process of learning new skills and making the emotional adjustment right along with her. You come to understand what it takes to rebuild a life after a traumatic episode that upends your world of dreams and expectations.
Now, after more than thirty years of an extraordinary recovery and reconciliation with the past, Martin is ready to share the simple truth of her journey. Advance readers have called her book a โMust readโ for anyone in the field of blind rehab or anyone going through the adjustment to new blindness or other traumatic events in their lives. Martinโs truth is a universal truth, one which is so easy to lose sight ofโwe are all the same, yet so beautifully different. So, fasten your seat belts. Sue Martin would like to take you on a wild ride through this life of hers. Get ready for some joy, sorrow, beauty, a few cosmic slaps of enlightenment, and a thousand other thoughts and feelings along the way. Filled with adventure, with joy, and triumph, with adversity and adjustment to change, Out of the Whirlpool is a story about living life to the fullest. While she may have faced extraordinary challenges, in the end, she will tell you her story is everyoneโs story.
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