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by Tammy a. Borden (Author)
Every soul longs for purpose and new life. But when we're in the midst of a cold, dark winter with no hope on the horizon, it can feel like life is futile and spring will never come. Broken dreams, loss, addiction, betrayal, fears, guilt, abuse, and haunting reminders of our past can overwhelm our souls. We dream of a day when we can break free from the bondage and silence the toxic voices that play over and over in our minds, convincing us we're failures and that things will never change.
In "A Perennial Life - Finding purpose in every season," Tammy Borden invites you to newly discover who you are and, more importantly, who God truly is so you can let go of past regrets and experience the abundant life you're meant to live. Through heart-gripping accounts of battling a life-threatening eating disorder, raw confessions, playful humor, and transparent admissions of life's deepest longings, she'll help you embrace and redeem your own story - your seasons of life - so you can transform, grow, and unveil the significant purpose your heart longs for.Author Biography
Tammy Borden is a speaker and author who shares her love for people and their Creator through heart-gripping stories and anecdotal life lessons, offering hope, healing, and a bit of humor along the way. Having battled a life-threatening eating disorder, depression, and overcoming an abusive relationship with her father, she now shares her journey towards hope and healing. She weaves her love of nature's beauty through her writing, and her zeal for gardening borders on obsession. She loves sharing her horticultural wisdom, but you'll have a hard time getting her to share her hostas. Tammy is deeply in love with her husband Paul and, together, they enjoy exploring the deep north woods, going for drives along back country roads, and taking long Sunday afternoon naps - not necessarily in that order. Tammy also has performed her original music throughout her home state of Wisconsin. Professionally, she is a communications specialist and has helped others write and tell their own stories through various articles, books, and blogs. This time, it's her turn.
