Decades before Muelle’s fame, its waters carried our survival, and its shore held our stories.
Decades before Muelle was transformed into an eco-tourism hub, it sheltered my family and many others. Its waters carried our survival; its shores held our beginnings.
To the world, Muelle is paradise—one of the Most Beautiful Bays in the World, famed for coral gardens, dive spots, and sunsets over green hills. But long before the tourists came, it was a lifeline.
It was here my parents raised seven children against the odds. Here my mother endured rejection and found her strength. Here I witnessed both tragedy and the slow work of healing.
Three memoirs rise from one shoreline:
*Breaking Point: A Doctor’s Journey Through Falling, Rising, and Faith
*What They (Never) Taught Us: A Memoir of Medicine, Mistakes, and the Hidden Curriculum
*The Woman We Call Inay
Muelle Bay is not just a place the world admires. It is the shore that shaped us.
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I’m excited to read more of your stories, Doc! 🩷
This is going to be exciting po.😃
Hello Doc..congratulations..many will be inspired by your books..so proud of you.
Thank you, ma’am Erlyn.