We grow to underestimate our strength until life forces us to discover it. Ruby M And Then I Woke Up” is a powerful witness to this fact, describing her remarkable journey from the brink of death to a miraculous renewal or rebirth. After an asthma attack that had caused cardiac arrest, Ruby was unconscious for three months before she awoke with a body that no longer followed and a pregnancy she did not remember. Her book is not a survival story but a testament to our incredible strength, even in our broken state. Ruby’s account is so powerful because it captures our struggles.

Whatever the reason, addiction, trauma, or the simple drudgery of daily life, we’ve all had our share of times when, from now on, it appears to be hopeless. But Ruby’s life instructs us that it’s not that we never stumble; it’s that we rise every time we fall. Her laborious comeback, The journey of relearning basic motor skills and forming a bond with the daughter she barely remembers carrying, demonstrates the boundless nature of human resilience. For anyone who has ever felt overwhelmed by the demands of life, “And Then I Woke Up” delivers more than inspiration because it leaves living testimony that we can do so much more than we ever dreamed. Ruby’s own story is compelling to those struggling with addiction, as she exposes both the depths of addict dependency and the hope of salvation.

Her spiritual experiences while in a coma provide a wonderful twist to the story and indicate that sometimes, our darkest moments are turning points in disguise. This book is highly recommended to readers who are looking for true stories of transformation. Ruby doesn’t sugarcoat her life, the addictions, the frustration of rehabilitation, or the mixed emotions of unplanned motherhood. Her honesty makes her successes more compelling, showing that we can be reborn even from our worst moments. This read is more than a memoir; it is a source of hope for all who need to be reminded of their strength.