Tornado warnings were posted in Canton, Ohio, on the night of
author Cherie Kirby Hill Wren's birth in 1943. The storm was just a
normal occurrence, but she can't help think it was a precursor of
her life to come.
In "Speed Bumps and Angels, " Wren recaps the storms and speed
bumps she has experienced in her life: nearly drowning when she was
just two years old; being hit by a car; getting jilted, twice;
running away from home and marrying a man who was abusive and
ultimately tried to kill her; developing type 2 diabetes; being
diagnosed with benign essential blepharospasm; having her mitral
and aortic valves replaced; gaining a pacemaker; and enduring
pulmonary hypertension.
In this memoir, Wren shows how these bumps served their purpose.
First, they slowed her down so she didn't run out of control.
Second, they gave her a little jolt, sometimes back to reality.
Third, they kept her from getting too complacent. She shows that by
conquering challenges, we grow and learn. We are here for a
purpose, and by living each day to the fullest we can, knowingly or
unknowingly, accomplish that purpose.
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