Embrace Possibilities Author: Edith Eva Egger Translator: Chen Feifei Electronic Industry Press

In 1944, 16-year-old Edith Eva Egger was sent to Auschwitz, where she endured unimaginable suffering, including dancing The Blue Danube in the barracks for the infamous Josef Mengele. Edith recreates her short and long youth in the concentration camp, telling the story of how she and her sister encouraged each other to survive. When their camp was finally liberated, Edith was dragged from a pile of corpses, barely alive.

In Embracing Possibility, Dr. Egger shares the extraordinary stories of her experiences in World War II and those she has healed since. Today, she is an internationally renowned psychologist whose patients include survivors of the war and soldiers suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). She explains the psychological prison many of us live in and shows how, once we face suffering, we can choose freedom.

Dr. Eger is an outstanding psychologist and one of the survivors of Auschwitz. She is currently a professor of psychology at the University of California, San Diego, and regularly gives personal lectures at home and abroad. She has also worked with veterans, US Marines, and traumatized patients to help them get out of the haze and choose and find happiness.

Dr. Eger has appeared on TV many times, including on the Oprah talk show, a program commemorating the liberation of Auschwitz concentration camp, and a Holocaust documentary broadcast by the Dutch National Television, sharing with everyone how to heal from the trauma of the concentration camps, hoping that everyone can get rid of the past, embrace themselves, and look forward to peace by reviewing history. Due to Dr. Eger's outstanding contributions, she was named the Outstanding Psychology Teacher of the Year in the United States and received the Humanitarian Award from the California Senate.

This book is Dr. Eger's debut work. She completely reviews her time in the concentration camp and her life after the war, and records every choice she made at each crossroads in her life. Embrace life, everything is possible.