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ISABEL COHEN was born in Solingen, Germany in the early 1930s, a Jewish girl in a proper Jewish home. She had an idyllic childhood until the Nazis jackbooted her front door and ransacked the house on the 9th of November, 1938. Out of this night arose an existence of anxiety and stress.Yet, the family was able to elude the concentration camps by meandering throughout Europe. They wandered through Belgium, France and Switzerland and after a decade of fear they immigrated to America and became citizens. Despite the death of her mother, the author juggled school and care of the house.After college, the author became ill and had to be hospitalized. She recovered with the help of an excellent psychiatrist, was able to get a position in a biochemistry lab and later managed to go to graduate school and obtain a master's degree and a PhD in neurophysiology. She married, had a daughter and worked in her husband's laboratory, proceeding from Research Associate to Research Professor. She is author and coauthor of some six hundred plus scientific papers and is a

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