The Terrible Tuesday

About the Book

One day. It can change everything. The life you knew, gone in an instant. An ordinary person, just like you. Things like this, they don’t happen to ordinary people, do they? Have you ever wondered what you would do if something terrible happened and you had to start again? All over again. This is a story of just that, something terrible that happened one Tuesday and one woman’s determination to find a way back. There were times when the struggle seemed too much but a strong faith and a refusal to give up on the belief in the inherent goodness of humanity and the universe helped this woman to come out fighting. Fighting, not only the justice system but for all those who couldn’t in the past. Sometimes bad things happen to good people, maybe there isn’t always a reason for that. There is a reason why this woman is telling you her story. Always be brave, never give up, if she can get through it, so can you.

About the Author

Alana Corry is a Practice Educator in Community Children's Nursing. When The Terrible Tuesday occurred in 2006, she was a Specialist Nurse in the Bone Marrow Transplant Unit at Great Ormond Street Hospital for Sick Children in London. She has since been on a journey of discovery from a severe post traumatic stress disorder utilizing various tools to aid her recovery. Ranging from psychotherapy to shammanic practice, from meditation to energy work and working with the angels, a combination of which, has allowed her to move forward with her life. She now works in Northern Ireland in the community children's nursing team and as an integrated energy therapist having done various courses along the way in spiritual development, shamanic practice, meditation, reiki, integrated energy therapy and healing with the angels. She lives with her partner, two children and two dogs.