This book is the true-life story of a Native American woman named Barbara Eagle Woman of the Chippewa-Ojibway Nation. The name, Eagle Woman, comes, not from a tribal ceremony, but from scripture that is very special to Barbara, Isaiah 40:31, which has already been quoted. The names have been changed to protect the privacy of friends, family, and others who would not wish the intrusion of the outside world into their lives. Eagle Woman is a devout Christian and does not practice the traditional religion of her tribe. However, she sees how God has always spoken to her people through the symbols of the great eagle and other signs and is proud of her heritage. She hoped that by telling her story, others, including Native American women of all tribes, and nations who are struggling with the same issues that she has dealt with over the many long decades, will come to the peace that she has now; by faith in the Lord, and Saviour, and through him, reach, not merely salvation, but internal peace and harmony. Her story comes to us from across the windswept and rugged plains of Montana, a land of endless skies and everlasting vistas. Take to heart her story of struggle, hope, and redemption.