She didn't set out to reinvent herself. Not at sixty-five.
Born in the 1950s, Deb Hazlett belonged to a generation of women taught to be responsible, create security, care for others, and be quiet. But those rules no longer felt comfortable, and the life she was living no longer fit.
She sold nearly everything she owned, bought a twenty-five-foot Airstream, and prepared to set out alone-without a fixed itinerary or an end date. She chose faith over certainty.
Before Tomorrow follows the practical and emotional work behind that decision: strengthening her body, confronting the financial realities, choosing a trailer and tow vehicle, letting go of a lifetime of belongings, learning how to stay safe, and facing the fears that accompany an uncertain future.
Once theory met reality, the journey became something deeper-a lesson in aging, independence, and recognizing her own voice beneath the expectations she had carried for decades.
Blending honesty, practical insight, humor, and hope, Before Tomorrow is a late-in-life coming-of-age story about releasing what has been and finding the courage to choose your own life.
For anyone who has wondered whether it is too late to change direction, begin again, or claim a life that feels entirely their own.
