Betty Ann Connelly

Resilience: My Life of Flight, Fear, and Forgiveness (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

Betty Ann Connelly travelled the world for over 28 years as a flight attendant. She also volunteered with the Canadian Red Cross for five years, teaching violence prevention in schools and to community groups.After retiring from flying in 2003, Betty started her own consulting business, giving workshops to private corporations, governments and non-profits. She also enjoyed performing stand-up comedy at a club in Calgary.

Her life suddenly changed in 2007 when a car accident resulted in a traumatic brain injury. The experience revived long-buried memories of a harrowing past that required all her courage to face.

This memoir is the story of her escape from the haunting darkness of trauma and the freedom, peace and joy that come from letting go. This book also tells the story of Betty's intensive encounter with A Course
in Miracles, a non-denominational self-study spiritual program. The Course gradually teaches her how to shift her perceptions and feelings, leading to a release from the chains of her past. Betty bares her psyche with raw honesty and an unusual clarity of insight. This story reveals the metamorphosis of someone broken and devastated by seemingly insurmountable traumas, and how she healed as the Course led her on a journey of self-discovery and acceptance.

RESILIENCE is ultimately a story of joy, forgiveness, love and grace. Betty lives in Calgary, Alberta in Canada, where she loves to walk the many
hiking trails.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Betty Ann Connelly
• Erscheinungstermin: 31. Januar 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781005336264
• Artikelnr.: 70173848

Autorenporträt

Betty Ann Connelly travelled the world for over 28 years as a flight attendant. She also volunteered with the Canadian Red Cross for five years, teaching violence prevention in schools and to community groups. After retiring from flying in 2003, she started her own consulting business, giving workshops to private corporations, governments and non-profits. Betty also enjoyed performing stand-up comedy at a club in Calgary.

Her life suddenly changed in 2007 when a car accident resulted in a traumatic brain injury. The experience revived long-buried memories of a traumatic past that required all her courage to face, resulting in a metamorphosis, through the teachings of A Course in Miracles, that led to a journey of self-discovery and acceptance.

Betty lives in Calgary, AB, Canada, where she loves to walk the many hiking trails.