Every life is a novel that needs to be written.
This one has more love, passion, and pain than most and, therefore, is an excellent teacher about life, love, and living. Beverly needed to write this story, not only because it helped her to dig deep into herself and tell her story, but also for the rest of us. We learn, are stretched and summoned to growth as we read this story of a woman who, in choosing to relate to a daunting challenge, has unlocked the doors to the greatness of the human spirit. Beverly has turned her personal tragedy into an eloquent and passionate story of how she and her husband, Tom, are facing the experience of living with Alzheimer's. This personal account is a significant and valuable aid in understanding the human toll exacted by caring for a loved one with a progressive, degenerative disease.