Forgiving The Man Who Forgot: Grateful Gratitude Attitude

You will enjoy reading this story of resilience, love, the practice of gratitude, and most importantly learning forgiveness for the storm that swept through the author’s life uninvited. The story will make you laugh, cry and feel inspired in the knowledge that you, too, have what it takes to brave life’s challenges and dark times.◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆Irene Walker sets up the backstory by telling her sweet and funny stories about growing up with strong Scottish parents, two sisters and amazing crew of girlfriends. You are invited to savour Irene’s intimate moments with Robert and their love story as it grows into the joys of building a wonderful family life together.◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆”Irene has opened the door and invited us into her life with all the ups and downs. She shows us that no matter what life brings we have the power to change our mindset with a GRATEFUL GRATITUDE ATTITUDE!”JACQUELYN MACKENZIE – BEST SELLING AUTHOR – THE PROPHET OF PROFITS◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆We left the doctor’s office and my head started spinning. I couldn’t remember where I had parked the car. Quite miraculously, Robert managed to navigate us to the correct floor of the parking garage. I felt that all hope had been sucked out of me. I had been struggling to cope since our last appointment with the family doctor, but receiving this final blow was brutal. I put my left hand on the side of the car, leaned over, and threw up. It was just bile. I had to push something out of me—denial, anger, angst—I didn’t know. I only knew that I needed it out. I wiped my mouth, my snotty nose and my tear-stained face with jittery hands and then leaned heavily against the back of the car. I took a long, shaky breath in and out in an attempt to pull myself together.◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆….So began the journey with her husband who is diagnosed with early onset Dementia at the age of 51. ‘Forgiving the Man Who Forgot’ carries you along one woman’s journey of love, honesty, disappointment and courage, detailing her life before, during and after her husband’s diagnosis of early onset Dementia. Reading this memoir, you feel as though the author is sitting across from you and sharing the ups and downs of her life over a glass of wine or cup of coffee.