How death of her first love taught Miranda Kerr her life's mission
"I was devastated by the loss and couldn't talk about it with anyone. In the process of grieving I learnt more about myself and discovered how important it is to be the master of my thoughts," Kerr said.
Pregnant model Miranda Kerr has told how the death of her first love gave her life a mission."My family - parents, John and Therese, and brother, Matthew, now 25 - have always have been supportive of what I do. At 12, I dreamed of being a marine biologist or a naturopath but I discovered the real strength of affirmations and reflection after my first boyfriend, Chris, died when I was 16," the Sydney Morning Herald quoted her as saying. "I was devastated by the loss and couldn't talk about it with anyone. In the process of grieving I learnt more about myself and discovered how important it is to be the master of my thoughts."Mum knew I loved to write and recognised I was passionate about helping young women, so suggested I write a book. The young girls who write to me on Facebook and speak to me at events are my inspiration. I wrote the book because I am hoping some of my life experiences are of help to them," she added.