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My Nightlife Is 24/7: Turning Tragedy to Triumph

Author Fiona Page
Publisher Seescape Press
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Author(s) Fiona Page
Publisher Seescape Press
ISBN / ASIN 0983757224
ISBN-13 9780983757221
Marketplace France 🇫🇷
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Fiona Page knocks your blinders off with honesty and perspective in her debut memoir. Her powerful and inspiring story of waking up blind at the age of forty-four will intrigue readers of all ages. Fiona speaks about her fears, her faults, and her misgivings. She pokes fun at the embarrassing moments as she learned to live with blindness. Where does she get her strength, her determination? Her physically disabled mother.
 
Everyone has obstacles in their lives, some of which we did not choose for ourselves. Fiona made a choice about how to deal with the difficulties she faced going from sighted to blind. Turning her tragedy to triumph, she shares with us how she overcame her challenges with courage, conviction, and a lot of humor.

Inspirational Stories Give Courage To Overcome...
Even When You Think It's Hopeless.  


Fiona's memoir, My Nightlife is 24/7: Turning Tragedy to Triumph, takes the reader on a real life journey from sight to blindness and beyond in vivid detail as only a master storyteller can do. She inspires us all to find vision in our own lives.

Excerpt:

I glanced at the night sky as I dragged my left leg across the parking lot to the emergency room. It was a brilliant diamond-studded night, the kind that makes you sad because you know summer is fading. Little did I know it would be the last time I would gaze at the stars.


A portion of the proceeds of the sale of Fiona's books will be donated to Vision Rehabilitation Services of Georgia,
an organization dedicated to providing life-changing programs and
services to individuals who are blind or visually impaired so they may
function independently.
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