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The Soul's Power: A Memoir of the Spirit through the Journey of MS - Paperback

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by Maureen Philpott Napier (Author)

Maureen Philpott Napier had just turned forty years old. Personally and professionally, she was at the top of her game. But on March 26, 2006, she suffered a paralyzing multiple sclerosis attack. Her life, her work, and her identity changed forever. During that first year of her diagnosis, she changed from being a food scientist by trade to a scientist exploring her soul.

In this memoir, Maureen shares her battle with this progressive, destructive disease for which there is no known cure. Through her emotional, personal story and through poetry, Maureen narrates the challenging, but rewarding healing journey back to life. The path was often dark, painful, and lonely. But The Soul's Power describes how she came to understand God's gift to her and how she continues to recreate her life and write her words of wisdom from her soul.

An inspirational story of self-awareness, The Soul's Power demonstrates how one woman faced her demons and realized her greatest strength was buried deep within her.

Author Biography

Maureen Philpott Napier was born in Edinburgh, Scotland. Her family immigrated to Canada when she was almost sixteen. Prior to being diagnosed with MS, she was a product development manager for a large food manufacturer. Philpott-Napier lives with her husband of twenty-three years, Terry, and their three children in Ontario, Canada.

Number of Pages: 188
Dimensions: 0.43 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: December 18, 2009