The author loved living in the South of France and studying French literature and poetry, until the political events of May 1968. One year later, at 18, she was pronounced dead after a motorcycle accident. 

 

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The Other Side of The Curtain is the space between life and death. 

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Instead of a motorcycle accident fatal statistic, The Other Side of The Curtain is an amazing non-fiction account of brain injury and coma survival in France. 

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A couple of years later, the author moved to the United States and tried to forget about her accident.

 

But there are things in life that one cannot forget.

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Years later, in Los Angeles, Nadia began a secret search to understand beyond being “a miracle” why she survived the way she did. She found seven elements that made her survival a reality. She also realized that her accident was the consequence of her subconscious “Death Wish”, as explained by Freud. 

 

Nadia transcended her pains into “Learning & Growing From PTSD”, 

Part 2 of her book.

 

 

 

 

The Other Side of The Curtain is also a visit to dreamland.

 

The author narrates seven dreams including a premonition dream of her accident.