An exciting, uplifting memoir about one woman's resilience and enthusiasm for life from birth to 78 years which, by example, shows life need not end after tragedy. In a succinct, down to earth, confidential manner, Lee shares: - Alabama farm life in the 1930s including pulling a litter of pigs out of mama pig at age five.- The heartbreak of love lost.- The creative excitement of being a professional ballroom dancer/model.- The pleasure of being Bobby Darin's lover.- The intrigue of traveling Europe with a man sought by the FBI.- The passion of breeding top working dogs and training them through Schutzhund.- The honor of co-authoring a successful book on Min Pin dogs and finishing her own champions.- The survival of several near death experiences like piloting her Cessna plane into a spin toward the ocean, rolling a pickup three times and having her heart stop for 10 minutes after surgery.- The pain of losing one husband in a car accident, another to diabetes and a third one when she threw him out.- The grace of finding solace and healing through her art.- The joy of returning to ballroom dancing at age 76 and finding love with a friend from 50 years earlier. | Life on Its Own Terms by Lee Littenberg, Paperback | Indigo Chapters