Debbie Grosser smiling beside a lake and mountains
A LIFE RECLAIMED. A STORY SHARED.

Debbie Grosser

There is always
room for hope.

Welcome. I’m Debbie — author, survivor, and a believer in the extraordinary power of gratitude.

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A new chapter begins with gratitude.
MEET DEBBIE

A journey from
surviving to living.

Wall Street analyst. Ironman.
Survivor. Author.

For 30 years, my life moved at the pace of Wall Street. I was an industry analyst, an avid triathlete, and, in 2005, an Ironman. From the outside, it might have looked like I had it all. Inside, I was struggling with the pressure to be perfect and a dependency on alcohol.

In 2011, a near-death accident changed everything. A traumatic brain injury led to nine years of recovery, 19 surgeries, and countless hours of physical and occupational therapy. The road back was long, but it also brought me back to my faith — and opened my eyes to the people and moments I had taken for granted.

Today, I share my story with the hope that it helps someone else find theirs. Life may not unfold as we expect, but there is still so much to be grateful for.

With gratitude, Debbie

“Through hope, all things are possible.”
DEBBIE GROSSER
Never Take For Granted by Debbie Grosser, book cover showing the U.S. CapitolA memoir of resilience, faith & gratitude
MY MEMOIR

Never Take
For Granted

Sometimes, losing everything helps us discover what matters most.

From a high-pressure career on Wall Street to a life-changing accident, Never Take For Granted is my honest account of recovery, rediscovering faith, and finding freedom from alcohol dependency.

Through the story of my early life, marriage, career, and long recovery, I explore how even our hardest chapters can lead us toward an attitude of gratitude. I hope these pages offer comfort to anyone facing loss — and a reminder to never give up hope.

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