Readers’ Praise for The Circle of Fire I felt myself being filled with gratitude and hope as I moved through the pages of the book. Yes, I cried, but I also laughed out loud... and I felt a renewed spirit of strength and endurance to run my own race and fulfill my unique purpose. ~Beverly Dracos President of Dracos Genuine Communications, LLC . – Writer, Speaker, Consultant Co-Author of The Relationship Age, with Mari Smith and Nick Nanton ~ Justina, this book is a masterpiece. You are as dynamic a writer as you are a speaker and a person. Your passionate spirit witnesses so beautifully to your faith and shares it like sunshine. There could be nobody who would not derive strength and direction from reading and reacting to this book. Flashbacks to the past as related to the story add dimension and transition. Thank you for sharing this book with me. ~Gail Miller Artist & Writer~ I would definitely recommend this book, but my recommendation would not be limited to just burn survivors and caregivers; although the challenges in the book may be dealing with the devastation of burn injury and trauma, the process of recovery is universal and the realizations shared in Justinas journey from victim to survivor can be applicable to anyone who picks up this book. ~Dennis Gardin Executive Director of the Georgia Firefighter Burn Foundation~ The emotional connection I felt to this book was the authors explanation of what was happening inwardly and why. Then, I was drawn in from a personal level to my pain and included in on the path to healing and deliverance. ~Lori Smith Houston, TX~ I strongly recommend this book because it is good to know that someone out there can relate to how you feel while going through tragedy or loss. It is somewhat comforting to know that you werent alone in how you felt. It is an eye opener for caretakers on how deeply the person in the tragedy could be affected. ~Julia Francis Sugarland, TX ~ Reading this book brought back feelings. Feelings I didnt even know I had . Everyone thought I was mad. I was trying to figure life out. What did I do wrong? Yes you put my feelings into words....very deep personal feelings that are hard to tell people. ~Captain Darin Unruh - Burn Survivor Houston Fire Department~
Posted on: Mon, 22 Sep 2014 17:00:01 +0000
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