As a child, Terri had always enjoyed writing as a hobby, but it wasn’t until 2014 after suffering a traumatic brain injury (TBI) that writing became an important part of her life. She began journaling to help in her recovery as the road back to normalcy was hard and the healing was slow. She became discouraged and lost hope when it felt she would not regain the cognitive and vestibular deficits the brain damage caused.  She fell into a trap of self-pity and spiraled into a pit of despair.  The next 3 years of her life she attended many types of therapies.  She also began to spend time with God daily and established a relationship with Him.  With her hard work and patience, hope and progress returned and she believed that God called her to help others find hope and strength in Him by writing her first book.