| Category: | Non-Fiction - Inspirational |
|---|---|
| Author: | Meg Nocero |
| Publisher: | She Writes Press |
| Publication Date: | September 7, 2021 |
| Number of Pages: | 312 |
| ISBN-10: | 1647421756 |
| ISBN-13: | 978-1647421755 |
| ASIN: | B08QZCR9FF |
As a forty-year-old Italian
American woman is going through the painful and
transformative process of saying goodbye to her mother who is
losing her battle against breast cancer, her life takes an
unexpected turn. What comes next is something no one can be prepared
for. As a butterfly, she will transform into the woman she was meant to be, and this book speaks eloquently of that transformation.
Nocero goes
through a journey of self-discovery through grief as she takes
readers along on her grieving process and her toxic
workplace, where she works as a federal prosecutor. Her career becomes the
reason for the intense stress she faces in life, causing her anxiety and
depression and even tinnitus, a somatic nervous disorder. Nocero resigns from
her post in the end due to the toxic administration at her workplace after a
tumultuous emotional journey. After being freed from the burden of working in
an emotionally draining environment, Nocero sets out to see a lighthouse in El
Camino de Santiago in Spain — the same one she saw in a dream after her
beloved mother’s death.
An emotionally
charged memoir with a moving narrative, Butterfly Awakens: A Memoir of
Transformation Through Grief by Meg Nocero is exceptionally
well-written, raw, and an inspiring tale detailing the
metamorphosis of a woman as she journeys from grief to a place of healing,
meaning, and personal transformation. Her spiritual connection with her mother
and her transformation process is authentically elaborated in this beautiful
memoir. A must-read for those struggling with the loss of
someone dear, this book tells us how to cope with loss, how
to move past our pain while holding on to the
memory of those who have left us. This story offers a plethora of
lessons learned through Nocera’s transformation through grief. This is a book
that will change you as Meg Nocero deals with love and loss while
exploring themes of complex relationships, personal development, finding
purpose, and more. It is told in a gripping voice and filled with insights
about life and suffering that will guide readers through some of the dark
moments in their lives.
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