Today, She Is - Molly M Murray

In the summer of Molly's fifteenth year, a speedboat landed on her head. She suffered a horrendously severe brain injury and experienced a miraculous and unprecedented survival. She woke up to the realization that she had to relearn everything, and she had the next three tenuous, painful years to figure out how far she would recover. That was high school. During those three years, she would have given anything to talk to someone who had undergone a similar recovery and who had come out the other side. This book is the story that she wanted to read. This is how it feels to recover. "Molly is a miracle, a woman who should have never made it past fifteen. You never think about what it would be like to literally be reborn into your own body, with no memory of what and who you were. Today, She is gives insight into a world of newness and all the fears of being human. Molly shares her dark night of the soul as she relearns how to just be." --Jeff Bettger, pastor, Mars Hill Church, Washington "This is something physicians do not see, a soul observing herself through the mystery, suffering, and rebirth that is her mind recovering from severe brain injury. Molly shares the struggle and grace to recapture hope, beauty, and herself--the woman her creator intended." --Paul Gorsuch, M.D., neurosurgeon, Montana "The account of the amazing hardships suffered by Molly is a deeply moving testimony and a source of limitless hope. When courage, faith, and affection from the family and friends combine, medicine may get a miracle . . ." -- Jacqueline Carpine-Lancre, director of historical research, Prince of Monaco's Palace, Monaco "Molly Murray has a dramatic story to tell and she has the poet's soul to tell it movingly. More, she has the depth of intelligence to tell it profoundly. God is good to have preserved Molly to bear witness to the new life that follows death." --Dr. Peter Leithart, president, Trinity House Institute, Alabama Molly Miltenberger Murray grew up among the mossy oaks of southern Louisiana and the mountaintops of Montana. She studied Convergence Journalism with the World Journalism Institute and has a BA in the liberal arts from New St. Andrews College. Formerly a social worker in Seattle, she now writes from her home in the Scottish Highlands, where she lives with her husband, Gordon, and their cat, the Great Catsby. Visit http: //www.mollymiltenbergermurray.com/ or https: //www.facebook.com/mollymiltenbergermurray to see more from Molly Miltenberger Murray.