I'll Sing Again Tomorrow

<p>What do you do when a person you love starts forgetting dates missing reminders or not even recognizing who you are? And that person is your own beloved mother? You take a deep breath and begin seeking those moments of memory to keep her the way she was while loving her for the way she is.</p><p> </p><p>This is what Rene Terry Mucci did after her spirited strong and independent Moma was diagnosed with dementia. <strong><em>I'll Sing Again Tomorrow</em> is the memoir of a daughter as she and her mother navigate their journey with dementia caregiving and their shifting relationship.</strong> This lively book of mini-essays and photos offers snapshots of both heartbreaking situations and hilarious moments with tenderness honesty warmth and grace.</p><p> </p><p><strong>This is a must-read if you're a family caregiver of someone with dementia-and it is an acknowledgment of how exhausting it can be to serve as their connection to life.</strong> But <em>I'll Sing Again</em> also lovingly reassures that you're not alone in your tears grief laughter and faith and that you will both sing again.</p>