Forever Sunday: A Mother-Daughter Memoir

Susans mother is difficult spunky quirky and a bit demanding of her but when her mother gets Alzheimers Susan is thrust into a world of ludicrous and sometimes hilarious circumstances and describes in heart-wrenching detail how she deals with feelings of guilt and frustration. She gives us glimpses inside her own life and reveals with honest and evocative intimacy her disastrous relationships how she manages them the role her mother plays in them and how she grows and learns in the process. Forever Sunday is a true story of the bond between a mother and daughter. It covers Susans mothers life from childhood to an elderly woman details of Susans life how their relationship develops and the ways in which it changes when Alzheimers strikes. According to the Alzheimers Association over five million Americans are afflicted with Alzheimers disease in 2020. By 2050 it is projected to rise to 16 million. This disease kills more than breast cancer and prostate cancer combined. One out of every 10 people over the age of 65 has Alzheimers today. This book reveals some of the warning signs and answers questions to help others deal with this horrific disease. The author guides us through and leaves us with an unforgettable slice of history spanning from 1917 to 2013-96 years.