"When she entered the room, she knelt beside the recliner on which I was lying, took both my hands in hers, and for whatever reason, the flood gates opened. Whatever I had been holding inside rushed to the surface with a thundering intensity." The Author takes you on her journey into the depths of despair and depression while she struggles to survive in the world in which she finds herself. You'll come to know the characters she meets along the way, you'll laugh with her, shed a tear or two for her but many will relate to her experience and benefit from it.
Anyone who has ever been injured, disabled, or totally dependent, plagued with anxieties, or has ever loved such a person, will find great merit in these pages.
Humor, pathos and a message valuable to many await you in "I Won't Cry Anymore."