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The Fragrance of Angels: An Accident, a Taste of Eternity, and a New Life
Contributor(s): Halda, Martha Brookhart (Author)
ISBN: 194179940X     ISBN-13: 9781941799406
Publisher: Open Books Press
OUR PRICE:   $15.26  
Product Type: Paperback
Published: September 2016
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BISAC Categories:
- Body, Mind & Spirit | Parapsychology - Near-death Experience
- Biography & Autobiography | Personal Memoirs
- Biography & Autobiography | Religious
Physical Information: 0.45" H x 6" W x 9" (0.64 lbs) 214 pages
Themes:
- Topical - New Age
 
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It happened in an instant: a car crash, thrown from the vehicle, pronounced clinically dead while lying on the road, rotors turned off the Life Flight helicopter--and then swept into eternity . . . only to return, after being pronounced dead three times, to a far different life.

Welcome to The Fragrance of Angels, Martha Brookhart Halda's memoir about time on the other side--and how and why she reshaped and developed a new purpose in life after it became more fraught with challenge after visiting heaven.

The Fragrance of Angels distinguishes itself as a mother's empowerment story, taking us from a parent's greatest horror--dying while the kids are young--to a profound change in her approach to parenting and life. The former collegiate track, volleyball, and basketball player and mother discusses how she dealt with extensive rehabilitation, a difficult marriage, re-learning to walk and talk, returning to full-time motherhood, running the Dublin Marathon three years after her accident, striking out on her own, meeting new love, and finding new meaning in a world that never looked or felt the same to her again. Within her story is that of so many other women in the middle of their lives, yet infused with a sense of purpose and discovery borne by her time on the other side.

The Fragrance of Angels is filled with a deep sense of love and challenge, physical beauty and emotional upheaval, frustration and triumph. Ultimately, it contains quite an epiphany--the one Martha realized while in eternity.