Labour of Love—One Woman’s Struggle for Survival on a Tumultuous Journey

About the Book

Labour of Love—One Woman’s Struggle for Survival on a Tumultuous Journey is an autobiography about one woman’s solitary journey through life—a journey that was certainly both tumultuous and a labor of love. It is a must read that will make you laugh and cry at the same time. Labour of Love tells the story of a mother’s struggle for survival. It will inspire anyone going through challenges brought on by circumstances beyond their control. It will not only encourage readers but also give them hope for the future—hope that they too can make it through tumultuous times and believe that anything is possible in life if you persist. Based on a true-life story that will send shivers through readers’ spines, Labour of Love recounts unforeseen struggles and encompasses both joyous laughter and abject sadness. It is a story about a world filled with dreams and hopes. Readers, especially mothers going through difficulties, will find some of the content of this book disturbing. Mothers will, perhaps, relate to some of some of the trials recounted in this autobiography. For all those who need inspiration and encouragement not to be disheartened in a world where struggle for survival continues, seemingly without end, here is Labour of Love—One Woman’s Struggle for Survival on a Tumultuous Journey.

About the Author

Rosetta has always been Driven by ferocious tenacity has brought her to where is she is today and will continue to thrive for success through the LABOUR OF LOVE. She has come a long way striving for survival in a world filled with incredible unforeseen upheaval. She left home at a very young age basically fending for herself in order to find success. Always in a full time employments, one of which was as a personal assistant to two directors, before going on to have two children. Rosetta certified with the Swimming bodies as a fully trained and qualified a swimming teacher in 2000. She has been a dedicated and competent professional swimmer and teacher for the past twenty years. She is a qualified swimming instructor and has competed in many swimming competitions, winning silver and bronze medals. She has swum with masters and was an active member of the underwater hockey swimming team at Crystal Palace. Her claim to fame came when she took part in her first television program for the BBC in 2010. In 2013, Rosetta graduated with a BSc (Hons) degree in business management Rosetta travelled to the United Arab Emirate, where she worked as a Private Office/research analyst and part-time swimming instructor for the founder of the United Arab Emirate (UAE) daughter in the Royal Palace where she felt privileged with such unforgettable experience with her Royal Highness. a princess for a year, before returning to England in 2014.