Memory is the cement for which we define our identity and build our futures atop. However, for many suffering a memory disorder that foundation is often cracked, uneven, or absent entirely. Memories can provide a foothold for growth and hope, or invoke mistrust and doubt in ourselves. When a man battling his disease discovers he not only has a wife, but two grown children, his chaotic life is upended beyond measure. This harrowing novella documents a series of diary entries as he grapples with his own demons and tries to reconnect with a lost life. Even when we are most enveloped in darkness, one man learns there is always a light to lead us back.