From Nobel Prize to Ride-On Mower: A True Story About Survival

Is it possible to live a life full of abuse, threats and fear yet still come out whole and sane? Is it possible to be downtrodden for years yet still have compassion for your tormentor? Is it possible to be in financial ruin and refuse to declare yourself bankrupt but work hard to be debt free? Is it possible to turn an insignificant business into a flourishing one despite no experience? From Nobel Prize to Ride-On Mower shows how wisdom can be gained from such life-altering experiences as these. This is the true story of Gunilla Miranda, a Swedish independent journalist and single mother, who meets and marries the love of her life and moves to Australia. But there is a darker side to her marriage, as if she has wed Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Anyone who has lived with someone suffering from mental illness can identify with this book. They will be encouraged and inspired by the author's willful determination and wisdom. For those who haven't, the authenticity and honesty of this narrative, which is both grueling and inspiring, compels the reader to experience firsthand what it means to be living in fear. After reading this story your outlook will never be quite the same again. ABOUT THE AUTHOR-Gunilla Miranda has written 18 books, including one interview book with the Dalai Lama. She was a journalist for 30 years and now owns a successful business in NSW and VIC, Australia where she continues to live.