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Finding Mercy in the Madness
Finding Mercy in the Madness challenges readers to examine their behaviors, choices, and consequences throughout their lifetime. It studies the impact of labels and statistics and how those can alter our paths, unknowingly.
As we journey through the author’s four decades of life lessons - tragedy, triumph and resiliency – we see how our lives are oddly similar while also drastically different. We learn to acknowledge the significance, not only of the big events that happen to us, but all the smaller steps in between. Discover the importance of mercy, forgiveness and compassion - for each other and ourselves. Readers will be able to find comfort in knowing others share the same struggles.
This is a work of self-reflection by the author which strongly encourages readers to do the same as you journey together. You will feel all the emotions that go along with growing up and letting go. Learn more about yourself and how you got exactly where you are in this moment - and why you were meant to be right here.
Labels are only words. Statistics are only numbers. Do not let them to continue to define you.
As we journey through the author’s four decades of life lessons - tragedy, triumph and resiliency – we see how our lives are oddly similar while also drastically different. We learn to acknowledge the significance, not only of the big events that happen to us, but all the smaller steps in between. Discover the importance of mercy, forgiveness and compassion - for each other and ourselves. Readers will be able to find comfort in knowing others share the same struggles.
This is a work of self-reflection by the author which strongly encourages readers to do the same as you journey together. You will feel all the emotions that go along with growing up and letting go. Learn more about yourself and how you got exactly where you are in this moment - and why you were meant to be right here.
Labels are only words. Statistics are only numbers. Do not let them to continue to define you.
217 pages, Paperback
Published June 21, 2022
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January 10, 2023
Cristina gives a "warts and all" telling of her life and all she has overcome to get where she is now. I thoroughly enjoyed her writing style and the prompts throughout the book for me as a reader to share my own thoughts/ideas.
She writes as if she's telling her story to a friend. Highly recommend!
She writes as if she's telling her story to a friend. Highly recommend!
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