Cherish the Light: One Woman's Journey from Darkness to Light is the intimate story of Donna's life after she faced the worst nightmare a daughter can face; having to stop daddy from molesting her four-year-old niece. In the wake of that legal battle, Donna became a crusader for women and children. These pages reflect the soul deep thoughts and attitudes which have allowed her to emerge from her own devastating childhood. Today she is a strong, happy and positive woman. Perfect for book clubs, these pages offer valuable information and inspiration for anyone who wants assistance living the most fulfilling life possible. Included are discussion questions. Cherish the Light is part heart warmer, part self-help book, and part chronicle. Donna challenges each of us to understand that our lives are so precious we do not have a minute to waste. It is indeed our time now This book is the sequel to Cry the Darkness, the heart wrenching account of a 15 month long trial which Donna and her sisters endured to stop their father. Cherish the Light answers the question: "Given your childhood betrayal by your father, how is it you are so positive? How can this be?"
Author: Donna L. Friess Publisher: Hurt Into Happiness Publishing Published: 10/04/2013 Pages: 238 Binding Type: Paperback Weight: 0.78lbs Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.54d ISBN: 9780981576725
About the Author DONNA L. FRIESS, Ph.D., a retired college professor, is a life coach and inspirational speaker. She is an activist for children's rights. She has been recognized by the U.S. Justice Department for her social activism and nominated for the American President's Service Award. She is a long time member of the U.S. Justice Department's Office for Victims of Crime, Technical Training and Advisory Council. Her biography appears in Who's Who in the World, Who's Who of American Women, Great Teachers, and others. She has authored five books and lectures in the U.S. and abroad. Cry the Darkness has been published in seven languages. www.yourtimenow.org or www.drdonnafriess.com.
