Turning on the Light: My Mysterious Illness and the Year that Transformed Me
Susan Bruzas
 
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About the Book:
The story of a woman whose “mysterious” illness takes over a year of her life.
 
I felt like I had been completely absent. It was like coming out of anesthesia. It was as if I was emerging from a big blank. A void.
I was waking up. And what I woke up to was hearing someone say, “She’s sleeping.” I knew they were talking about me. 
                Was I sleeping? No. I knew I wasn’t sleeping. 
                Looking back on this now, I can see that I was at a turning point. I had to decide whether I would continue on the trajectory I’d been on, one that was headed straight for death or into a life in which I might not be fully conscious, in which I wouldn’t be “me” anymore. Or would I decide to come back into the joyous, often underappreciated life I’d been living? 
Which was it going to be?
                                                From Turning on the Light
 
 
About the Author:
Susan Bruzas, a retired speech and language pathologist, decided to write about the compelling year she spent dealing with a “mystery” illness that none of her doctors expected her to survive. She now lives quite happily in Lincoln, Nebraska, and takes delight in spending time with her grandchildren, traveling overseas, and returning to the Pacific Northwest, where she resided for many years and where her medical drama took place. Susan credits her cure not only to her doctors but also to her daughters and many supportive friends, and to the Eastern spiritual path she has followed for decades. She meditates daily. 
 
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