Bonetta C Caraway

Lost Memories of a Broken Mind (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

Lost Memories of a Broken Mind is a follow-up story, It's My Life--Such As It Is and is the story of my life from age 2 to the present. This is a story of life and how simple it was in 1940's, and how different country life was for a girl born in 1944. Life being raised by all women until daddy comes home from the war and takes over his roll as head of the household. As time and life goes on, my schooling , my maturing into a married woman, illness that is causing my memory loss, causing me to loose memories I won't be able to share with my future great grand children---so, thus the Lost Memories of a Broken Mind comes to light. I wrote down memories before I my broken Mind lost them, written as a journal as I was bedridden to keep the boredom from taking over. I just wanted to save some of the past for the future.......thus project ID 549956__"Lost Memories of a Broken Mind. Written in 2010.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Xlibris US
• Seitenzahl: 192
• Erscheinungstermin: 19. Dezember 2015
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781483666761
• Artikelnr.: 45482917

Autorenporträt

Hi Friends, This is Bonnetta C Caraway from North Vernon, Indiana and this beautiful man in this photo is my wonderful husband of 49 years, Paul D Caraway. We have three great kids, Christopher, DiAnna and Jennifer. We have six grand children--Amanda, Justin- Jan-Mickael, Taylor, Cheyenne and Santana and 6 great grandchildren--Jonathon, Charles , KayLee , Brandon Jr. plus 1 Siamese cat-Pyewackett. I started writing because while ill I needed something to occupy my mind and as therapy. I was so very homesick for home and my brothers, I think because I came so close to death, I was afraid I wouldn't see them again, but I felt much better when they came to see me in the hospital. They traveled all that way (about 100 miles, plus.) just to see me! When I started writing, things sprang to my memory and I had no idea where they came from--things that have been buried for so many years! My caseworker was ecstatic! I was afraid I was losing my mind and I couldn't think of anything, but that the men- in -white-coats were coming any day now. I have learned a lot about myself during my writing. I am getting older, but I think I have gotten wiser too. When I came back from "beyond", I felt more at peace than ever in my life. I have always lived in a cocoon of total confusion, and never understood why---until now.