- Title : Rainbows, Butterflies & One Last Hug: A Mother's Spiritual Journey While Losing Two Children to Cystic Fibrosis
- Author : Peggy S. Imm-Anesi
- Rating : 4.61 (517 Vote)
- Publish : 2014-4-17
- Format : Paperback
- Pages : 116 Pages
- Asin : 1452561028
- Language : English
She now lives about 4 miles north of where she grew up, on a piece of land with the most breathtaking view of the Hudson River in Verplanck, NY. 02, 2011 and husband Don died in April 22, 2010 though they were separated she took care of them at the same time while caring for a dying son. Her books are real life but touch on many other subjects such as spiri . About the Author Pe
She now lives about 4 miles north of where she grew up, on a piece of land with the most breathtaking view of the Hudson River in Verplanck, NY. 02, 2011 and husband Don died in April 22, 2010 though they were separated she took care of them at the same time while caring for a dying son. Her books are real life but touch on many other subjects such as spiri . About the Author Peggy grew up in a small town called Croton-on-Hudson NY, 30 miles north of NYC in beautiful upper Westchester County, NY. She wants to help many by her life story especially people who have lost a child as she lost two children a daughter and a son to Cystic Fibrosis. Her daughter, Meg died on May 12, 2002 onHer books are real life but touch on many other subjects such as spiri
. Her sons, Don and Dan lost 3 generations in about 9 months as their paternal grandfather Donald also died on August 26, 2010. She now lives about 4 miles north of where she grew up, on a piece of land with the most breathtaking view of the Hudson River in Verplanck, NY. Her oldest and youngest were born with the genetic illness Cystic Fibrosis and passed while in their twenties. Nine months before her son Marcus died on Feb. She wants to help many by her life story especially people who have lost a child as she lost two children a daughter and a son to Cystic Fibrosis. 02, 2011 and husband Don died inCoping with Multiple Sclerosis while caring for so many others, you get through it by faith and believing life really is just a test run for what's in store for us all. I think after reading this book, you will see that nothing is impossible if you put your mind to your goals. A look at life and the afterlife, after most of my immediate family died, including two kids to Cystic Fibrosis. They have come to me and others after their deaths. I saw signs from the day they passed. Even through so much tragedy, you can still go on by helping others throughout what you have learned.. I also lost parents, two siblings, a husband, and many others in a very short timeI just finished Rainbows, Butterflies & One Last Hug. love the product will buy again. His command of diction, rhythm, allusion, and conceit are graceful and stylish. Attribution was also sketchy. Instead of going through thousands of pages I can flip through this and get a refresher. The book starts with the founders, Caesare and Rosa and continues into the fourth generation. But could been better.. The hero(ine) lives not only to tell the tale, but he/she becomes a Transformer, an agent of compassionate change. Prison Baby is well-written and the author has a gift for narrative. Tells about the part the railroads played in the movement of men and materials, the efforts and cooperation of the railroads during these trying times following the Depression. The further you go, the more you see a part of your own feelings and fears in what Peggy writes. Well written, but the author's obnoxious obsession and cloying self-pity throughout the book over learning the identity of her biological mother is annoying. No mumbo jumbo stuff. I thought this was a fairly good choice, I live in a rural area and some of the things they talked about didn't always seem pertinent to us but, it is always good to read all the material. Overall I would say read this but, always check your state drivers manual if you aren't shure about things.. Jamison's account is moving. Scary book but it didn't scare me into stopping. There at the beginning: Cesare and Rosa Mondavi (
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