| Author: | Lisa V. Proulx | ISBN: | 9781465861726 |
| Publisher: | Lisa V. Proulx | Publication: | January 18, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Lisa V. Proulx |
| ISBN: | 9781465861726 |
| Publisher: | Lisa V. Proulx |
| Publication: | January 18, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
A dying mother's advice for the obstinate daughter she is leaving behind.
When the author lost her mother in 2006, she could have been a better daughter. She tried to be the daughter that her mother wanted and needed at this time of sorrow but she didn't know how to be that person.
In a collection of short pieces of advice, the author has put together words of comfort and wisdom that her Cherokee mother gave her over the years. She never knew at the time, that this advice would help her as she took care of a dying parent. It also served as a catalyst to help her regain her footing after a series of tragedies following her mother's death, left her in a crippling, suicidal depression for three years.
A story of hope, inspiration and how a briar of a child became the flower that her mother always dreamed of...but died before she got a chance to see her bloom.
A dying mother's advice for the obstinate daughter she is leaving behind.
When the author lost her mother in 2006, she could have been a better daughter. She tried to be the daughter that her mother wanted and needed at this time of sorrow but she didn't know how to be that person.
In a collection of short pieces of advice, the author has put together words of comfort and wisdom that her Cherokee mother gave her over the years. She never knew at the time, that this advice would help her as she took care of a dying parent. It also served as a catalyst to help her regain her footing after a series of tragedies following her mother's death, left her in a crippling, suicidal depression for three years.
A story of hope, inspiration and how a briar of a child became the flower that her mother always dreamed of...but died before she got a chance to see her bloom.
