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Life's A Journey, Who Am I?: A Memoir

Life's A Journey, Who Am I?: A Memoir

by Foster Freeman, Stefanie
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Imagine finding out about a big family secret at age 54. How do you find the answers when your parents have passed away? Who do you find the answers from?


This happened to Stefanie Foster Freeman. Faced with the decision to keep the secret her parents intended to keep forever or research to find the answers. As a writer and storyteller Stef could not file this information away.


She had to get answers, from the living and the dead. This is all part of her journey to healing. Freeman takes you on this journey of continued healing and uncovering this BIG SECRET that will truly shock you. Could that be the reason for her autoimmune disease?


Freeman shares her journey from pain to promise. She is a motivational speaker and has a private health coaching group called the Health Champions. She has worked on this group for years to form a safe space to educate, share what has helped her and help others heal.

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Pub dateOct 7, 2021
ISBN-101737768313
ISBN-139781737768319
LanguageEnglish
Last updated 2026-03-16 10:26
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