Betty's learning about accepting began early. She was raped when she was 13. At 15, she lost her father and had to pick up the reins of the household, with her mother perpetually ill and diagnosed as a Paranoid Schizophrenic. More heartbreak followed. Her first love died in a car crash. And then, the loss of a child and her growing career took a toll on her marriage. She built her business, working with the leading lights of Canada's private and public sector. Simultaneously, her People's Bridge Charitable Foundation facilitated far-reaching changes in the lives of ordina1y people on four continents. This is the story of a life lived with passion, courage and attitude, a treasure hunt for the true meaning of living and loving that spans the globe, with India at its centre. My Way will be an inspiration to any woman seeking to forge her own destiny and identify the joy within.