The book SOS offers an insight into many human destinies, and in the work of the well-known author, they are not only a picture of the daily problems of partners and parents, but also a tremendous charge of strength. Even what seems unsolvable still offers some possibilities, but usually a change in ourselves. We often bear it the worst. Each of us experiences moments in our life when we do not know "where to where". A moment when he feels that nothing can be done. Anxiety, fear and a devastating idea set in: "it's over, I don't want anything anymore..."
I have known the author for thirty years, and her insight is also reflected in her life. She never gives up on anything herself. All his life he doesn't look for what doesn't work, but on the contrary, he looks for what works, and he tells his listeners: "You can only change what you hold in your hands..." Messed up life, that's not fate, that's our job. It contains our share of errors and mistakes, and the stories of this book document in an undisguised form our weakness, a distorted view of ourselves and the inability to combine love with reason.