Turner is living proof that if you get out of your comfort zone in your relationships and your career, it can lead to sustained happiness. “I’m also thankful that I’ve not only survived, but thrived, so that I can pass on to you this book containing precious gifts that were given to me - the greatest gifts I can offer.” Get out of your comfort zone “I’m happy to say that, thanks to my beloved husband, Erwin, giving me one of his kidneys, the gift of life, I’m in good health and loving life every day,” Turner writes in her latest book. In her previous book, “My Love Story,” she revealed how her loving partner, Bach, was the person who donated one of his kidneys and saved her life.
In 2017, Turner suffered kidney failure and was in need of a transplant to save her life. “On the contrary, we are the light of each other’s lives, and we want to shine as bright as we can, together.” Bach has extended her quality of life “He shows me that true love doesn’t require the dimming of my light so that he can shine,” she continued. Turner recounts that her husband was never intimidated by her career, her talents or her stardom. “We grant each other freedom and space to be individuals at the same time we are a couple.” Tina Turner Turner attributes this to how Bach has taught her how “to love without giving up who I am.” Today, Turner, 81, and Bach, 64, live in Zürich and are happily married. That simple first meeting led to a long, beautiful relationship - and my one true marriage.” Tina Turner A relationship with freedom “I left my comfort zone and made it a priority to get to know Erwin.
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