Edith Page, a Registered Nurse of 30 years, is an outspoken community activist who served and fought for the mentally challenged in the State of Georgia by providing structured therapeutic housing, where instruction in essential life skills was also taught. Following a relentless and hard-fought legal battle, Edith was sentenced to prison, after the judicial system was completely dismissive of her impeccable history of public service and the scores of character references received in support of her highly esteemed reputation. What could not be dismissed was the multitude of life lessons that she would learn by going through this personal immersion in prison. This book details Edith’s resiliency and inspiring experiences that reveals in real time how bitter lemons can be transformed into sweet lemonade. Arming herself with continuing education while on the path to a degree in legal studies, and ultimately a Juris Doctorate degree, Edith is well on her way to becoming one of Georgia’s next powerful civil rights attorneys. May you be inspired by the story you are about to read. May it remind you to never give up but persevere through your troubles. All is well in the end, If all is not well, it’s not the end.