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Fractured Memories: Because Demented People Need Love, Too Hardcover – February 23, 2017
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- Print length144 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherBlurb
- Publication dateFebruary 23, 2017
- Dimensions8 x 0.56 x 10 inches
- ISBN-101366315405
- ISBN-13978-1366315403
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- Publisher : Blurb (February 23, 2017)
- Language : English
- Hardcover : 144 pages
- ISBN-10 : 1366315405
- ISBN-13 : 978-1366315403
- Item Weight : 1.41 pounds
- Dimensions : 8 x 0.56 x 10 inches
- Best Sellers Rank: #2,325,689 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #222,976 in Biographies (Books)
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About the author
Emily Page is a professional artist and part-time writer. Working out of Raleigh, NC, Page spends most of her time elbow deep in paint, but comes up for air periodically to share her art and thoughts on her blog. She translated her ridiculous musings about her family’s journey through her father’s dementia into a book, Fractured Memories: Because Demented People Need Love, Too, available at http://shop.emilypageart.com/. Follow her on Twitter at @EmilyPageArt23, and read her blog at https://emilypageart.net/.
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This is a story of love, hope and undying devotion. It's not my normal read, not even something I would have noticed if I hadn't have been contacted by the author, but I am glad I was able to read this gem. I went back and purchased my copy, in the hopes of sharing it with someone who may need the knowledge. You can never know it all. This story, this life event, it's 140 pages that will have you thinking, and hoping to always be the best for the people you love the most. Thank you Emily for sharing your story.
It's hard to put a rating on someone's life events. With that being said, I commend Emily and her family for what they have endured. Being a caregiver is never easy, but to be tasked in a case like this, when the person you love is the one who needs you at all times, it can be beyond overwhelming. I speak from experience there. Though the troubles are many, the hurt and uneasiness of being that person there, watching your loved one struggle is heartbreaking. No one ever knows if they are doing the right thing. If they're doing enough, even. Everyday is a struggle and its the job of the caregiver to keep it together and make sure they put their best face forward.
If I could give Emily a hug I would. This story made me smile, made me cry and has helped me in ways. My story is different, as is everyone else's, even if their loved one suffers from the same disease. Each road we travel in life is different - some are paved, some are made of dirt and some so full of pot holes you wish you could turn around and start over. Starting over is not an option so you struggle through it the best you can.
I was especially moved by the third part of the book -- capturing the spirit of her father not in words but in images.