Surrealistic Trials: Surviving My Life After Death

In her death and comatose state, Hilary had traveled to the Other Side. When she died, part of her soul refused to come back. That part of her higher self chose to remain where peace and simplicity reign, forever with her angel, Mary.  Upon regaining consciousness, she was steadfastly sure of herself and her direction. She had never given up in life before and she refused to give up now. She also recognized that on some level she was different now.

Hilary’s new book, Surrealistic Trials: Surviving My Life After Death tells how she has managed to live a full life without the fear of death. Her experiences on the Other Side helped shape her outlook on the many struggles to come, such as being diagnosed with Hepatitis C and Breast Cancer, as well as being told that she was “disabled.” Hilary lives her life in many different realities, and maintains the belief that she is not her body but a higher consciousness moving through life lessons one day at a time.

Hilary Jamron’s work has been published in both national and international educational and professional publications through the University of Washington, the Federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, and the Public Health Agency of Canada. She currently resides in Bellingham, Washington with her helper and trusted doggie advisor, Alfie. She is an avid recumbent tricyclist and plans to continue her journey forward on three wheels and a prayer.