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Download or Read eBook Enter Mourning PDF written by Heather Menzies and published by Buschekbooks. This book was released on 2009 with total page 244 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle.
Enter Mourning
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Book Synopsis Enter Mourning by : Heather Menzies

Book excerpt: Heather Menzies led a fairly normal life sandwiched between a demanding career and a busy family typical of her baby-boomer generation. Then the ground shifted. Her aging widowed mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer's. Enter Mourning: A Memoir on Death, Dementia, and Coming Home chronicles Menzies's transformative journey with her mother as words fail and the very nature of communication is redefined. Family dynamics among sisters and brothers come to the fore as the roles and responsibilities of the parent shift to the children. Menzies and her siblings experience growing up and growing old in touching and heart-wrenching ways. Grounded with personal, intimate photos, Enter Mourning balances poetic and practical sensibilities in its tale of a mother losing her grip on reality and a daughter coming to grips with her own.


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