Wake Me Up at 10:00 Love, Terry
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My life shattered into millions of pieces when my daughter was killed. If you have had the same experience of losing a child or a loved one, you know how I felt and what I went through. We become related. Life was pretty ordinary until it suddenly ended up in fragments at my feet. To lose someone you love brings tidal waves of emotions, and those waves of emotions affect everyone surrounding you. Unfortunately, those same waves can drag you into depths of despair and drown you in sorrow forever if someone doesn’t throw you a lifeline. My lifeline showed up as an extraordinary woman, Master Rose Ashley, who became, and still is, my lifeline to knowledge, joy, and hope. With this story, the same experience, joy, and hope become my gift to you.
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It was 1984 when a serial killer murdered my daughter. It is now 2022, yet the story continues as the space and time from one decade to another fuse until they finally make sense and the bridge between them becomes strong enough to carry the weight of all the truth it brings. This is about the legacy given to me by my daughter through her death. It is how I learned the ancient truths of why things happen and how this glorious world is ours for the taking. I honor this gift, my daughter, who led me to it, and my teacher, Master Rose Ashley, who turned on the light switch of awareness, flooding the darkness of my stagnated mind with blinding light. Now, after all these years, I’ve finally found how it all fits together, my daughter’s death, a monastery, the magnificent horses, a Spiritual Master, the teachings, and myself. Here are the words that make it all one. My search is over. Yours has just begun.
About the Author
Following her daughter’s 1984 murder, Fran advocated for those grieving and recovering from a loss. She has been a guest speaker for “Victims of Violent Crimes” in Titusville, Fl., on “Talk of the Town” radio show in Vero Beach, Fl.,’ Up with Seniors” in Atlanta, Ga., and written a weekly column for a local newspaper entitled, “After the Cards and Flowers.” In her hometown of Falmouth, Ma., she has appeared on the local television network, spoken at St. Patrick’s Church on family life related to death, and taught life after death classes at Falmouth night school.