The Last Letter

Embracing Pain to Create a Meaningful Life

De: Andy Chaleff

Narrado por: Steve McCurdy

The Last Letter is a 30-year journey to make peace with the past.

Andy was born into a family with a loving mother and a violent father. His mother was his rock, his safe place, the person he cherished most. Soon after he graduated high school, she was hit and killed by a drunk driver. Plunged into a deep depression, he spent the next two decades running away from his pain. Eventually, his pain caught up with him. He was forced to confront it once and for all.

What he discovered in his healing process is that suffering can be a profound source of guidance and comfort. For much of his life, sadness sabotaged and crippled him. But he learned to transform it into vulnerability and then action.

With piercing clarity and refreshing honesty, Andy shares his story to inspire listeners to embrace pain and surrender to reality as it is, with all the healing, love, happiness, peace, and freedom that brings.

©2018 Andrew Chaleff (P)2018 Andrew Chaleff

beautiful insightful journey

very important potential for impact. moving and helpful. I recommend for most people. if you are just people, this will be good for you. why is there a 15 word minimum for submitting reviews?

The Last Letter gives back.

The Last Letter by Andy Chaleff is more than a love letter to his mother, more than a goodbye to someone who he didn’t know how to survive without but a better way to understand life and love. From death of a mother, the author shares personal life lessons on how to live better. A way to change the only path learned and to grow from the grief to be a more open, appreciative, and wiser person.

This is an intimate look at the life of a young man that is seeking guidance, not even knowing what he was searching for but definitely on the path to renewal.

The author takes us on his spiritual journey. His ride is sometimes uncomfortable but rewarding and enriching. With purpose and meaning, soul searching takes him to a better place.

If you are looking for contentment and a deeper understanding of yourself and life, this is a beautiful resource. I found my inner voice learning as I listened to the narrative. We are never too old or too young to want to grow and find happiness. Thank you, Brenda Perlin