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Despite great personal pain, Helen Colin chose to share her story of survival during the Holocaust from the first day of her liberation from Bergen-Belsen Concentration Camp, where she addressed German civilians. Presently, she continues to share her history with all who are willing to listen, enduring the pain of recounting because she wishes that her struggles during this time of Nazism be seem as epitomizing hope against despair and compassion against hatred, bias and bigotry. Helen wants others to see her not as a victim, but as a survivor. She feels boundless gratitude to her beloved America for providing her, her family and future generations with the opportunities afforded to those who are ready and willing to cherish the precious freedom she had all but lost. She wants only that the world embrace one promise: Respect one another. "Butterflies are free and so am I." Helen Colin
When reading this book, there is a feeling of deep peace as Helen tells her story. It is remarkable that such a spirit is felt as one reads of one horror after another. How is it that a spirit of forgiveness permeates this whole work? The human spirit is able to endure many things, particularly if a person is loved. Such a family as Helen's was able to do that so that she was able to believe in that love throughout her tale. What a wonderful WOMAN!