Gundula Coleman
has accepted and to an extend proven that people
can have and achieve whatever they want and
hopes to relay this message in her collection of
thoughts and experiences as a disabled
immigrant. Through her stories, Gundula Coleman
shows readers that no matter how overwhelmed
they may feel about life, there is always
someone out there who has overcome far greater
tragedy and that not much is accomplished by
being negative, accepting defeat or walling in
self-pity.
"Life is a
never-ending learning experience and no matter
what happens, life is good, short and precious
and should be enjoyed and not wasted by
'sweating the small stuff'!" she says. "I do
believe that all of us can truly achieve our
dreams and goals, once honest with ourselves,
faithful, focused an by always maintaining a
positive mindset."
About the Author:
Gundula H.
Coleman was born in 1962 in, what was then, West
Germany as the oldest daughter of four children
to Hanna and Helmut Hering. Hanna, a teacher,
was born in Tallinn, Estonia and Helmut in
Meissen Germany. Even though born with a
disability caused by Thalidomide, Gundula
manages to live a fully independent and
self-sufficient life. Gundula attended boarding
school from 1968 to 1981 in Germany and
immigrated to the United States in 1982. Gundula
is a International Property Specialist
with both hands-on experiences in international
real estate transactions, critical aspects of
transnational transactions and cross-cultural
relationships, regional market conditions,
investment performance, tax & currency
