Reviews
I could barely stop reading your book. This is a beautiful love story and raw and truthful accounting of what this terrible disease rains upon all who are involved. You’ve made a remarkable contribution with this—for others who may experience this disease or other dementia, for your family and friends, and of course for you. The photos add a lot, too.
Bonnie Brownlee, Associate Dean (retired), The Media School, Indiana University
This is just beautiful. So lovingly written and honest. What a gift to be able to write with such grace and openness about Nancy. Her life lives on within those who read this book and know of her heartfelt journey. This will help so many families.
Nancy Thrane, Director, Pacific Pines
Beautiful and heartbreaking love story! This project must have been so difficult for you and your family. The last few pictures are heartbreaking. I hope your book touches and prepares many souls for a disease that is not forgiving.
Elizabeth Gamez, Securities Broker
I really love it because even though it describes Nancy’s struggles and her decline and your difficulties, too, it also lets Nancy shine through. You really did an amazing job—something many people just couldn’t do because it would be too difficult.
Joanne Tringham, friend, neighbor, caregiver
I’m so glad you did this. I just read the preface. Moved to tears. Streaming down my cheeks. This will be an emotional read.
Donavan Kerr, Airline Captain
By writing this book, you have truly made Nancy’s and your struggle that of others as well, and it will be a great encouragement for others. You ‘made it’ and you were also, by God’s grace, able to make everyday for her one of peace and joy even though she may not have been able to communicate that at the end.
Karen Kay Perry, longtime friend