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The Remembering: A Legacy of Sexual Abuse By : Gail OKeeffe Even though her personal and shocking story is of neglect and sexual abuse, Gail O'Keeffe, through love and grace, has reclaimed the truth of her childhood. Her incredible inner spirit has guided her to reclaim her 'missing childhood', transform old wounds, find her voice and bravely rebuild her life. A courageous memoir that is sure to give many people hope and inspiration. Memories in Gray of a Mother and her Daughter By : Lynn Cook Henriksen Gray has intensity and mystery. The most beautiful day can plunge into gray by a few words traveling over telephone lines telling us of things that break our hearts. The brain in made up of gray matter that allows us to be who we are and holds our fears and joys, but it can insidiously give way to hidden threats. Two days after brilliant surgeons... Why do I love America? By : Scott Flood My immigrant grandfather's faith in the potential of a place called America still lives in me today. I see it echoed in the eyes of our newest immigrants, helping me appreciate what makes this such a wonderful place to call home. Why Love America? By : Frena Gray-Davidson I'm American by choice. I had a long hard struggle to get here and be here. To be honest, that makes me feel even more American than most Americans. But what the Judge said at our Citizenship Ceremony was, "You are as American as any American born here." Good enough! My Process of Writing “Surviving Eldercare: Where Their Needs End & Yours Begin By : Ellen Besso, MidLife and Elder Care Expert For me the process of writing, particularly something of such a personal nature as “Surviving Eldercare: Where Their Needs End & Yours Begin" has not been an easy one, but it has been an imperative one for me. I always had the idea that when I got older, I would write for women.