THERE WAS NO HOPE I FOUND A WAY
This autobiographical novel follows a young woman's extraordinary journey to India in search of healing from multiple sclerosis.
Guided by a Tibetan medicine doctor, she not only embarks on a path of physical recovery but also encounters remarkable people who have defied the most hopeless diagnoses.
Immersed in the raw, mystical, and often shocking reality of India, she discovers a world where the word 'incurable' no longer holds power.
ABOUT BOOK
But someone once said that miracles are real.
And maybe—just maybe—it's not the clean, clinical West, but wild, chaotic, shocking, unscientific India... that might save me.
But multiple sclerosis, cancer, and all those so-called “incurable” diseases — they can be cured!
And it's simply a journey — a fascinating, amazing, and miraculous journey of healing the body, but above all — the soul!
It’s about love for yourself — genuine and unconditional.
It’s about love for life, even when it feels like everything is falling apart.
And about how illness and pain are merely portals to a world where miracles can happen, and the soul remembers who it truly is.
First and foremost, I am a mother of four.
Most of Beyond Borders was written in quiet moments — in the notes on my phone, during day and night feedings with my little ones.
I suppose I could tell you that I hold a degree in political science, that I founded several successful businesses...
But India turned my life inside out in such a way that now, I’m not even sure what truly matters — or what defines me as a person anymore.
Since my first journey to India in 2017, I have found myself spending most of my time in Southeast Asia.
Here, I found life, inspiration, strength — and who knows, perhaps one day, my Eastern adventures and my endless search for the unnamable will become an important part of the story I call my own.
