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January Jones- Abused & Lived to Tell It

Hanna Lulgjuraj - Murray was shot in the chest in cold blood and was left for dead and Lived to Tell It. Hanna's story is very compelling and riveting.  It's a true crime account about survival and courage.  Hanna was living a beautiful life, a life of dreams that suddenly all changed.  Her dreamlike life turned to horror as her raging husband stood across from her and fired his gun. 

By a miracle, she survived to tell her story and how she overcame abuse. It would be very beneficial for your audience to listen to Hanna's experience and know what questions to ask to identify abuse.  Reading her story, Lived to Tell It one will gain courage and the power to overcome similar situations and give hope to every woman trapped in an abusive relationship. 

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FROM THE AUTHOR

My Son and the Afterlife is a book of hope, not of sadness. It’s the hope that we are eternal beings. It’s the hope that the loved ones that we’ve “lost” aren’t really gone and that our relationship with them can continue, even grow.I started my journey, not from a place of hope, but of despair and disbelief. When Erik died, I didn’t know where to turn for relief. After all, I was raised by atheists and, as a physician, science taught me that something exists only if it could be perceived by the senses. This made it difficult for me to answer two all-consuming questions: Does my son still exist, and if he does, where is he?Desperate for answers, I read books about quantum physics, alternate dimensions, near death experiences, and even controlled studies on mediums. After reading those studies, I did what a lot of parents do when they don’t know where else to turn. I hired various spirit translators to channel Erik. Doubtful and afraid at first, my thick shell of skepticism opened up just a tiny sliver when two of them gave overwhelming evidence that I was communicating with my son. For instance, translator, Jamie Butler, was able to tell me exactly where Erik was sitting when he killed himself, the fact that he used a gun, what kind of gun he used, and even what clothes he was wearing. She was also able to capture his personality perfectly: his irreverent sense of humor, his mischievousness and the sailor talk that caused poor Jamie to cringe and blush.After feeling like I may have connected with my son, I asked him, in several sessions, all the personal questions I could think of, including the big “Why?” In future sessions, I asked him to describe death, including his own, the afterlife, the spirit and much larger concepts.

FROM THE AUTHOR

My Son and the Afterlife is a book of hope, not of sadness. It’s the hope that we are eternal beings. It’s the hope that the loved ones that we’ve “lost” aren’t really gone and that our relationship with them can continue, even grow.I started my journey, not from a place of hope, but of despair and disbelief. When Erik died, I didn’t know where to turn for relief. After all, I was raised by atheists and, as a physician, science taught me that something exists only if it could be perceived by the senses. This made it difficult for me to answer two all-consuming questions: Does my son still exist, and if he does, where is he?Desperate for answers, I read books about quantum physics, alternate dimensions, near death experiences, and even controlled studies on mediums. After reading those studies, I did what a lot of parents do when they don’t know where else to turn. I hired various spirit translators to channel Erik. Doubtful and afraid at first, my thick shell of skepticism opened up just a tiny sliver when two of them gave overwhelming evidence that I was communicating with my son. For instance, translator, Jamie Butler, was able to tell me exactly where Erik was sitting when he killed himself, the fact that he used a gun, what kind of gun he used, and even what clothes he was wearing. She was also able to capture his personality perfectly: his irreverent sense of humor, his mischievousness and the sailor talk that caused poor Jamie to cringe and blush.After feeling like I may have connected with my son, I asked him, in several sessions, all the personal questions I could think of, including the big “Why?” In future sessions, I asked him to describe death, including his own, the afterlife, the spirit and much larger concepts.

The worst nightmare – and the worst wound – for any parent is the loss of a child. Such a loss cuts to the core of one’s spirit and soul.  But that painful experience sometimes opens our senses to mere inklings as well as clear indicators that there is an energy of life that survives mortal death.  Such was Donna Mebane's experience.

Practical, busy, grounded.  All adjectives that could be applied to Donna.  A successful businesswoman who consulted with companies around the world, Donna was also a wife and mother who had raised four children to young adulthood.  Keeping up with all the demands of her busy life, spirituality was not at the forefront of Donna's mind.

.http://www.starshinegalaxy.com

The worst nightmare – and the worst wound – for any parent is the loss of a child. Such a loss cuts to the core of one’s spirit and soul.  But that painful experience sometimes opens our senses to mere inklings as well as clear indicators that there is an energy of life that survives mortal death.  Such was Donna Mebane's experience.

Practical, busy, grounded.  All adjectives that could be applied to Donna.  A successful businesswoman who consulted with companies around the world, Donna was also a wife and mother who had raised four children to young adulthood.  Keeping up with all the demands of her busy life, spirituality was not at the forefront of Donna's mind.

.http://www.starshinegalaxy.com

BOOK DESCRIPTION

In a story that’s never been told before, Erik Medhus delivers an intimate and provocative memoir from heaven. The book begins on the tragic day he took his own life, and then follows his fascinating moment-by-moment account as he discovers the new life that awaits him.

My Life After Death is the follow up to Elisa Medhus’ successful My Son and the Afterlife (2013), her son Erik tells his story in his own words as channeled by medium Jamie Butler and transcribed by his mother Elisa. Overflowing with his signature honesty and candor, Erik provides readers with more than just a visit to the afterlife. He personally walks readers through the experience of dying, crossing over, his first moments in heaven, and his new role as a spirit guide.

Crucial questions such as these will finally be answered: What it feels like to die? What is it like to become a spirit? Why and how do spirits communicate with the living? What does Heaven look like? Ultimately, Erik’s story provides the answers that will help readers find solace and remove the fears that surround death, showing that love has no boundaries and life does not truly end.

BOOK DESCRIPTION

In a story that’s never been told before, Erik Medhus delivers an intimate and provocative memoir from heaven. The book begins on the tragic day he took his own life, and then follows his fascinating moment-by-moment account as he discovers the new life that awaits him.

My Life After Death is the follow up to Elisa Medhus’ successful My Son and the Afterlife (2013), her son Erik tells his story in his own words as channeled by medium Jamie Butler and transcribed by his mother Elisa. Overflowing with his signature honesty and candor, Erik provides readers with more than just a visit to the afterlife. He personally walks readers through the experience of dying, crossing over, his first moments in heaven, and his new role as a spirit guide.

Crucial questions such as these will finally be answered: What it feels like to die? What is it like to become a spirit? Why and how do spirits communicate with the living? What does Heaven look like? Ultimately, Erik’s story provides the answers that will help readers find solace and remove the fears that surround death, showing that love has no boundaries and life does not truly end.

d.d. marx is an author, blogger and inspired writer for the chick-lit genre.  She is a Second City graduate, hopeless romantic, amazingly proud Aunt, a forever friend and life lover.

Graduating with a Communication degree from the University of Dayton, she attempted to break into the world of Public Relations but was instead side-tracked with a J.O.B.

At the strong encouragement of her friends and family, who dubbed her a “funny story teller”, she stretched her comfort zone by entering the Second City program in Chicago where her itch for entertainment was finally scratched. Determined to share her story and create a legacy, she decided to combine these talents and become a writer.

She returned to her alma-mater to immerse herself in a 3-day writing course where this dream finally came to life. Asked to imagine if she was a super-hero, her task was to dig-deep to describe her special powers. Based on the real-life tragedy of one of her best friends, that answer came without hesitation. All she’s ever wanted was the power to visit with him one last time. This is the inspiration that catapulted her into her debut project titled, the Beyond Series. She dove into a world imagining that he never left.

http://www.ddmarx.com

d.d. marx is an author, blogger and inspired writer for the chick-lit genre. She is a Second City graduate, hopeless romantic, amazingly proud Aunt, a forever friend and life lover. Graduating with a Communication degree from the University of Dayton, sh

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