Krysti-Glory Gallo is an Australian writer whose work is shaped by a childhood marked by resilience, a deep love of family, and the determination to rewrite generational patterns. Her debut memoir, The Day I Died, recounts her sudden medical collapse, a near-fatal neurological illness, and the long, painful road back to her children and to herself. She writes with honesty, clarity, and an unwavering commitment to telling the truth of what survival really looks like. Living on the Gold Coast with her husband and two sons, Krysti-Glory continues to explore themes of motherhood, healing, and the quiet strength found in everyday life.
The Day I Died
Krysti-Glory was born into a family shaped by heartbreak—a lineage where trauma was inherited like an heirloom and survival was the language every woman learnt too young. She carried those shadows into adulthood, determined to build a gentler world for her sons.But when a sudden neurological illne...
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