Dr. Edith Eva Eger: Her Dance of Life

Dr. Edith Eva Eger, author and respected clinical psychologist, shares her memories of the Holocaust--losing her beloved parents, striving to help her sister remain positive, using her gifts as a dancer to earn a serving of bread that she shared with her fellow prisoners--and reveals how those experiences inspired her to pursue a life of service and healing.

[@m.n.shumate448]

THIS is STRENGTH!
Much respect ❤

[@patriciahart5228]

Just finished "The choice". I stayed up all night reflecting on your beautiful soul and powerful spirit. God bless you Dr Egar.

[@bobbyb3535]

🥲🥲 Same way I want to live. Every day. My Mother was in aJewish Ghetto in Budapest Hungary at age 9 but miraculously survived the horrors of horror. Shalom, Edit.

[@myrtleesther8855]

To be able to forgive is a divine intervention in our heart, that enables us to pray for our enemies and leave vengeance to God .

[@jacquelinecontreras8413]

Dear Edith Eger
I am from Santiago de Chile and I am reading your book "The Ballerina of Auschwitz" is in love from the first lines is really beautiful, to see his video where he speaks, I am excited, because listen to you and see his face and read his book a reader like I imagine each line I read. You are A very brave woman and survive such a big horror. Only admiration and God fill it with blessings. (my writing is done in a translator since my English is bad) a big hug from a distance.

[@ansapphiregael8]

Beautiful Spirit. You are are an inspiration to thousands of tortured souls.

[@elapaszczynski8292]

Thank you ! Great brave lady!

[@mofetabionica]

I truly love her. Her book is amazing.

[@lusin2924]

💯 and healing

[@thuisotthon2580]

In the end of the book i was waiting for that part when you/ she went back to Hungary. I live in France since few yrs ago... so i know the feeling to live in a foreign country. But to never visit it again. I miss it so much. And there is something in the Hungarian culture what always pulls us back to our home country 🇭🇺 Ria Ria Hungaria 🇭🇺 🥰

[@clancyk8497]

You are amazing!!! Thank you for your wisdom 🙏

[@thuisotthon2580]

Amazing book! I loved it...
🥰 love ❤️ from Hungary 🇭🇺

[@Lena-yj4il]

Dziekujemy za kazde slowo....

[@jakabnikoletta4949]

Thank you. Love from Budapest

[@kristine6996]

I appreciate your Honesty ❣️

[@queenvibes3067]

My hero. I’m proud to be a Jew when I hear stories like hers, our kind is the definition of resilient and brilliant.

[@johnmccormick1061]

Thank you 💙 I love you ❤️

[@esthermino5872]

Me gusto mucho su libro😙😘desdeArgentina

[@Emma35978]

Amé su libro!!!!

[@dianemitchell5770]

God bless her and the evil she faced

[@nde8000]

❤️🙏🏻

[@anitasseo]

0:38 Isn't that HER (current) family?

[@ObeyJesusOurLord]

So tragic! Jesus Christ is the only hope for this planet.

[@keikelly8446]

And you:):):)