Montana woman is earning praise for her self-help book
Montana woman is earning praise for her self-help book
By: Cassandra Soto
and last updated 2021-04-28 18:50:33-04
GREAT FALLS â Kristy LeRay of Hobson, who wrote a book about tough times and how she survived them, is now up for an award. LeRay s book, called Messy Miracles, outlines her experience with divorce, depression, and alcoholism, and her journey through it all.
She explains in the book how forgiveness, gratitude, and love helped her through the rough times, and hopes that she can help others the same way.
LeRay explained, âI was a business owner and had a nice home and on the outside a lot of people donât realize whatâs going on, on the inside. So when people open up and be really authentic and say, Look, this is a real struggle,â then I think it allows others to open up and realize we all suffer and we are all in need of support and I think thatâs why it resonates
Montana woman is earning praise for her self-help book
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Montana woman is earning praise for her self-help book
Montana woman is earning praise for her self-help book
and last updated 2021-04-28 18:37:33-04
GREAT FALLS â Kristy LeRay of Hobson, who wrote a book about tough times and how she survived them, is now up for an award. LeRay s book, called Messy Miracles, outlines her experience with divorce, depression, and alcoholism, and her journey through it all.
She explains in the book how forgiveness, gratitude, and love helped her through the rough times, and hopes that she can help others the same way.
LeRay explained, âI was a business owner and had a nice home and on the outside a lot of people donât realize whatâs going on, on the inside. So when people open up and be really authentic and say, Look, this is a real struggle,â then I think it allows others to open up and realize we all suffer and we are all in need of support and I think thatâs why it resonates with people.â