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Mandy Urena

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Mandy Urena was born in Coventry, England
where Lady Godiva famously rode through the streets naked on horseback. Fortunately, she cannot also make those claims herself. She went to an all-girls boarding school which cultivated her rebellious nature and after graduating, all she wanted to do was see the world and travel to exotic, faraway lands.

At age 18 she had ants in her pants and a really crap B-movie called Not Quite Jerusalem, sparked her interest to go and work on a kibbutz in Israel just to taste a different culture. But from there, she never looked back and never went home. Instead, she took trains, planes, rickety old buses and hitch-hiked through 59 countries.

On her travels, she picked up a husband – a G.I. in the Air Force from
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“Touch comes before sight, before speech. It is the first language and the last, and it always tells the truth.” — Margaret Atwood”
― Mandy Urena, If These Hands Could Talk: The Girl Who Touched the World

“It is my sincere belief that if everyone received regular massages, we as a society would be less stressed and anxious and have less pain. We would walk better and sleep better. Our mental health would improve, and we would be a happier, healthier community.”
― Mandy Urena, If These Hands Could Talk: The Girl Who Touched the World

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