 Preface of the book... For six years I became the primary caretaker of my parents and their home. I cannot recall another time in my life which filled me with such exhaustion and, ironically, such pure energy and joy. My parents were unusual in taking a very positive attitude toward the dying process. I was inspired by them to be totally committed and resourceful during the final years of their lives. I feel moved to tell our story because I want people to know that it is possible to transform tragedy into vibrant life. I want to challenge my readers to see the resources that are stored within them to help face death. Writing this book has been a long, vigorous, five year expedition in self-knowledge. I rented an office and went to work everyday. I created an island of peace and let go of other things I might have been doing. I wanted to put myself and my experience to the best possible use. My horns locked and I kept going. I feel grateful and satisfied that this has been possible. To read more about this poignant book, click the book review link below or CLICK HERE to order your copy today or visit Amazon.com.  |
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