"I recently had the privilege of reading Lori Prashker-Thomas' awe-inspiring book, "From Mistakes to Miracles: A Jewish Birthmother's Story of Redemption, Hope & Healing." This poignant memoir takes readers on a transformative journey filled with bravery, resilience, and a heartfelt dedication to breaking barriers.
Lori's remarkable story exemplifies her unwavering focus and forthrightness as she navigates the challenges faced by birth mothers. Through her candid narrative, she sheds light on the often-unseen experiences of birth mothers, simultaneously educating society and fostering empathy.
One of the most inspiring aspects of Lori's book is her unwavering determination to overcome adversity. She fearlessly confronts the obstacles that arise on her path, embracing them as opportunities for growth and healing. Her story serves as a beacon of hope for anyone who has faced setbacks or struggles, reminding us that miracles can emerge from even the most difficult situations.
Moreover, Lori's advocacy for birth mothers is truly commendable. By sharing her personal journey, she offers support, guidance, and validation to those who have walked a similar path. Her words resonate deeply, providing solace and empowerment to birth mothers and offering invaluable insights to society at large.
It is evident that Lori Prashker-Thomas has dedicated herself to the cause of breaking barriers and challenging societal norms. Her brave and compassionate approach in sharing her story paves the way for greater understanding and acceptance. Through her writing, she encourages a shift in perspective, fostering a more inclusive and compassionate society for birth mothers everywhere. In conclusion, "From Mistakes to Miracles" is an incredible testament to Lori Praskher Thomas's strength, resilience, and determination. Her unwavering focus, forthrightness, and the ability to overcome challenges make her a true inspiration. This book not only supports birth mothers but also educates society and breaks barriers, marking Lori as a beacon of hope and healing. I highly recommend this transformative memoir to anyone seeking inspiration, understanding, and a testament to the power of the human spirit.
"Lori Prashker-Thomas' journey moves through an abortion clinic to placing her daughter for adoption, reuniting years later. She is strong, compelling and authentic. She has the courage to break into topics rarely discussed in the Jewish community, using her life's story to heal and to inspire."
"I was fortunate enough to attend one of Lori's author events. Her story is both captivating and inspiring. Her journey as a birth mother is one of love and sacrifice. She speaks with an honesty that can be jarring at times, but her voice is ultimately one of hope. By bravely sharing her story, she brings the subject of adoption to the forefront of the debate as a viable choice for other women ."
"When we asked Lori to speak, we did not know her story. We knew her family story but not her story of being a Birth Mother and everything behind the decision. Very powerful and moving story and amazing the way she intertwines her story with Shifra and Puah's story...She makes you think!"
"So proud of you, your faith, and your courage to get your story out there and be heard. I am sure this will help so many."
“When hearing Lori read clips of her book, I was moved by her words and also her strength to tell her story so openly and honestly. Lori speaks from the heart and draws you in to her life story like you are taking the journey with her ."
"Hearing Lori's story showed me how scary and alone life can be. She was incredibly strong and hearing her story through every step was eye-opening. Lori's story is raw, proud, scary but most of all shows her denomination to never give up."
Lori Prashker-Thomas: Inspirational Author/Speaker
311 Market Street, Kingston, PA 18704
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