Between 1975 and 1979 Two Million people died in Cambodia at the hands of the Khmer Rouge.
Prisoners were taken in to the fields to be executed. Often with pickaxes to save bullets. Direct execution is believed to account for 60% of the genocide's death toll.
Sara Im was held captive in slave labor camps for 4 years, becoming too sick to work and ending up in a death camp waiting to die.
Through her prayers to God, she found the courage to escape. Sara survived the Killing Fields of Cambodia.
Now 40 years later, Sara is a motivational speaker, inspirational author, entrepreneur and wellness consultant.
Her mission is to inspire, motivate and encourage people to have hope, resilience and a positive perspective in their life.
To connect with Sara: www.saraim.com
Social media: facebook.com/SaraImSpeakerAuthor twitter.com/SmartHealthyLvg
To purchase Sara's book www.saraim.com/book
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