I Am the Central Park Jogger

“A moving account… an elegant testimony.” – Leslie Jamison * The New York Times *“The best hero stories are never about facing and vanquishing an enemy, though that might be the narrative. The real showdown is with one’s self… Trisha Meili had to figure out why life was worth the pain of forging ahead when giving in offered painless escape… Maybe until you’re in such a predicament, you can’t mine your soul for its hidden steel.” * San Francisco Chronicle *“Told without anger or resentment, it will comfort and inspire anyone who has suffered a horrible trauma – and many who haven’t.” * The New York Times Book Review *“The tale of her recovery is also a passionate and inspirational guide for those suffering from traumatic brain injuries and other seemingly insurmountable, debilitating conditions.” * Cleveland Plain Dealer *“The book is inspirational and encompasses the power of the human spirit. Through it, Meili is seen not as a victim, but as a survivor.” * San Antonio Express-News *“Riveting.” * Orlando Sentinel *“Inspiring others in their recovery appears to be [Meili’s] role in what she calls her ‘second life.’ She has made a good start with this book.” * Pittsburgh Post-Gazette *

Trisha Meili will make a donation to The Achilles Track Club, Gaylord Hospital, and The Mount Sinai Sexual Assault and Violence Intervention Program from her proceeds of this audiobook.

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