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Like many a grandmother, Edith Eger loved to bestow kisses on her grandchildren, who knew to lean in with the top of their head. Rather than a peck on the cheek or forehead, \u201cmy mother always kisses the (children) on the head,\u201d said Marianne Engle, Eger\u2019s daughter. \u201cThis is what she always did. She kisses them and rubs their heads.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Engle went on to describe how at a Passover seder with her family in San Diego earlier this year, her mother finally revealed the meaning behind the gesture. \u201cShe said, \u2018I want to tell you why I kiss your heads.\u2019 Everybody stops. \u2018The last Passover at my house, my father came and kissed our heads. And that night, at 4 in the morning, they came and took us away.\u2019 \u201d It was 1944, and 16-year-old Edie, her parents, and a sister were taken from their home in Hungary by Nazis and put in a cattle car train to Auschwitz.<\/p>\n

\u201cYou should have seen the looks on (the grandsons\u2019) faces,\u201d Engle said. \u201cTalk about sitting with history, and what it must have felt like to her. It was an amazing moment. She must have known she was dying because she wanted them to know. Before, it had always been this sweet thing, \u2018kiss your head, kiss your head.\u2019 Suddenly, it had meaning. I just felt like it was the biggest gift she gave them.\u201d<\/p>\n

Eger \u2014 clinical psychologist, bestselling author, and Holocaust survivor \u2014 died April 27 at her home in La Jolla. She was 98.<\/p>\n

Eger was well-respected in her field for her ability to help patients suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, including working with the U.S. Army and Navy to treat combat veterans. Her path to healing others, as well as herself, did not come quickly or easily. Eger kept her traumatic experiences in Nazi death camps hidden for more than 20 years. Her own children did not know their parents survived the Holocaust. \u201cShe wanted to protect us, and she did,\u201d Engle said.<\/p>\n

Edith \u201cEdie\u201d Eva Elef\u00e1nt was born Sept. 29, 1927, to Ilona and Lajos Elef\u00e0nt in Ko\u0161ice, a town that was then in Czechoslovakia, and raised in Hungary along with her two sisters, Magda and Klara. At Auschwitz, Edie and Magda were separated from their parents, who were killed in the gas chambers almost immediately; Klara was hidden by her music teacher during the war.<\/p>\n

Eger was a talented ballerina and gymnast, and while in Auschwitz she was ordered to perform for Josef Mengele, the notorious German officer known as the \u201cAngel of Death.\u201d Eger and Magda survived several camps, and were rescued by U.S. forces in May 1945 at Gunskirchen in Austria. Soon after the three sisters reunited in Hungary, Edie met B\u00e9la Eger while recovering at a tuberculosis hospital, and the two were married in November 1946.<\/p>\n

B\u00e9la Eger faced pressure to join the Communist leadership, and so the young family planned their escape, ultimately choosing to give up all of their belongings to emigrate to the United States with their infant daughter in 1949. They spent time in Baltimore before heading west to El Paso, Texas, where they settled, raised a family, and Eger took life-altering steps to confront her past and forge her future.<\/p>\n

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In her 40s, she enrolled in the University of Texas, El Paso, earning a degree in psychology, followed by a Ph.D. from Saybrook University in Oakland. During her time at UTEP she started dealing with her trauma when a fellow student lent her a copy of \u201cMan\u2019s Search for Meaning\u201d by Viktor Frankl, a psychiatrist and Holocaust survivor. \u201cShe always said that it was a pivotal moment,\u201d said Katie Anderson, her longtime assistant.<\/p>\n

While serving as a doctoral intern at William Beaumont Army Medical Center at Fort Bliss, Texas, Eger grew confident in the need to face her own trauma. \u201cShe said to herself, \u2018I can\u2019t take these soldiers any further than I\u2019ve been and I need to confront this, too,\u2019\u201d Marianne Engle said.<\/p>\n

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Eger would return to Auschwitz. \u201cShe had to revisit the places she had been, relive the experience, and revise (her) life,\u201d said Jordan Engle, Eger\u2019s grandson and executive director of The Edith Eger Foundation. \u201cThat was the sort of therapeutic journey she would take people on. She said, \u2018I had to go back. I had to go back to the lion\u2019s den, look it in the face, and see that it no longer had a hold on me.\u2019 \u201d<\/p>\n

Along the way to becoming a bestselling author \u2014 Eger published her first book, \u201cThe Choice: Embrace the Possible,\u201d in 2017, a few weeks shy of her 90th birthday \u2014 she taught high school in Texas and moved to San Diego in the late 1980s, setting up a clinical practice, holding a faculty appointment at UC San Diego, and embarking on countless speaking engagements around the world. She went on to write two more books, \u201cThe Gift: 12 Lessons to Save Your Life\u201d and \u201cThe Ballerina of Auschwitz,\u201d and continued seeing patients up until a couple of years ago, Jordan Engle said. All three books were bestsellers and award-winners. In addition, a documentary called \u201cThe Choice,\u201d which is focused on Eger\u2019s work with a mother whose son was killed by friendly fire in a case of mistaken identity, is scheduled to premiere May 30 at the Berkshire International Film Festival.<\/p>\n

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Beyond her expertise in helping people to confront and heal from trauma, Eger was known equally for her commitment to family and resilience, her ability to break out in a balletic high kick, her consistently elegant attire, her fondness for good food, and her affection for San Diego.<\/p>\n

\u201cShe loved being a part of this town,\u201d said Jordan Engle, adding that the foundation is based here and will continue to preserve her legacy. \u201cHer love language was (someone) showing up with a plate of El Pescador sashimi and a cup of clam chowder for her.\u201d<\/p>\n

Whether she was moving gracefully through her home or speaking to a book group, Eger was eager to show off her dancer flexibility with a kick that brought her toes to her forehead. \u201cShe was doing kicks up until three months ago,\u201d Marianne Engle said. \u201cEven as she was in bed quietly fading away she would lift up her legs!\u201d<\/p>\n

Marianne Engle also shared that her mother made a lasting impression with everyone she met \u2014 including the queen of Sweden. In 2003, Engle\u2019s husband, Robert, was awarded the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences. The Engles, their children, and their mothers traveled to Stockholm for the ceremony. Security was tight, and the photo op with the Swedish monarchy and Nobel laureates was limited to immediate family \u2014 Robert, Marianne, their son and daughter. \u201cAll of a sudden I see my mother and my husband\u2019s mother hand in hand, coming down (an aisle) \u2026 there were three levels of security and only my mother could talk her way past that,\u201d Marianne Engle said. \u201cAnd so there we were with the king and queen asking, \u2018Do you want to meet our mothers,\u2019 and they posed with the king and queen. We went again (to Stockholm) a few years later when a friend won a Nobel Prize, and the queen walks up to me and says, \u2018How\u2019s your mother?\u2019 Only my mother could make that kind of impression.\u201d<\/p>\n

Eger is survived by her three children, Marianne Engle, Audrey Thompson, and John Eger; five grandchildren; and 10 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, B\u00e9la; sisters Magda and Klara; and her second husband, Mort Winski.<\/p>\n

Memorial donations may be made to the nonprofit Edith Eger Foundation based in San Diego, which helps trauma patients.<\/p>\n

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