Art for Healing NYC Int'l Org thanks Fountain House and Atmananda for inviting us for our book readings of
9.11...NYC...The Days After.
Gay Ffrench joined us at our book reading at Atmananda Yoga.
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Loren Ellis with "9.11...The Days After..." and Gay Ffrench with her book, "Gay's Plan of Attack." -
Gay Ffrench reading from 9.11 book.
Gay's Plan of Attack became the title of
this inspiring book because every time Gay faced an obstacle which wasn't too
small in her eyes to tackle it was something that she needed strength and
planning before she took the challenge on and had to come out wining and
become stronger to survive.
How would
you react if you woke with the priest giving you your last rights to
survive and face the demons who Gay called the doctors?
Gay was in a car accident leaving her a
quadriplegic at the age of 17.
I was a dancer and just started
modeling and going to university studying interior decorating. My world was
going in the way all young girls would have wanted and the next thing I woke up
in hospital and was told I would never walk again.
This book is based around Gay’s true
life experiences which will inspire you to be grateful of every day. Gay says “realize
that life is short and unpredictable so enjoy every day as it can change in the
blink of an eye. Don't be scared to take a chance at anything because you
may not get that chance again. I hope to inspire others that no matter the
odds, we can all learn to overcome obstacles we encounter. The liberation you
will gain from expressing your true self will liberate your constraints.”
Gay's Plan of Attack became the title of this inspiring book because every time Gay faced an obstacle which wasn't too small in her eyes to tackle it was something that she needed strength and planning before she took the challenge on and had to come out wining and become stronger to survive.
How would you react if you woke with the priest giving you your last rights to survive and face the demons who Gay called the doctors?
Gay was in a car accident leaving her a quadriplegic at the age of 17.
I was a dancer and just started modeling and going to university studying interior decorating. My world was going in the way all young girls would have wanted and the next thing I woke up in hospital and was told I would never walk again.
This book is based around Gay’s true life experiences which will inspire you to be grateful of every day. Gay says “realize that life is short and unpredictable so enjoy every day as it can change in the blink of an eye. Don't be scared to take a chance at anything because you may not get that chance again. I hope to inspire others that no matter the odds, we can all learn to overcome obstacles we encounter. The liberation you will gain from expressing your true self will liberate your constraints.”
