The best person to fix your life is—YOU—and that is the best possible description of the short, reflective stories that are in this book.  The many facets of Kris King’s life have led her to this conclusion, and I totally agree with everything she has to say about how a person who is living the problem is often best served by looking within to see what caused the problem and to find the answers about how to stop, or help, or right the situation.

My Heart Has Wings lets the reader see that, just as there are many different things in life that can put a person into a tailspin, there are just as many ways to get right back on top of the problem by looking at it through the prism of honesty and truth.  If it is a health issue, you must get well, then get back into life.  She helps you to understand this with a dissertation about the problem and a few inspiring thoughts that help to make you better able to understand what is happening and why you might feel the way you do about whatever situation you are facing. Then she gives you a guideline page in which to put your own "Reflections" down on paper, so that you can wrap your head around the whole set of ideas that brought you to the place in your mind where the situation became a problem.  By reading and understanding how you are feeling and why, you will be better able to cope with whatever life hands you.

Life always hands you something that you are not expecting, and even the things you are expecting may not always turn out the way you want them to. So, in that vein, this is a great little book to have around to refer to when you feel the need for a bit of a helping hand.