Happy April! It’s so wonderful to see the splash of color as spring flowers awake from their winter sleep to help us celebrate new life. The tomb is empty. He is risen! Hallelujah! April also brings a time set aside for Parkinson’s awareness, although many of us are aware of it every day. I was …
Hello, friends, Have you read Though the Mountains Be Shaken? If not, here’s a chance to pick up a digital copy for 99 cents. This is a limited time sale and will end on Saturday, Sept. 17. Marital conflict, legal entanglements, and increasing symptoms of a neurological disorder–all wrapped in the pages of this novel. …
Hello Friends, I’m happy to announce a limited time sale for digital copies of Though the Mountains Be Shaken. You can order your Kindle copy for 99 cents today through July 20th. It currently has 4.97 / 5.0 reviews. Many of you know that my journey with Parkinsons prompted me to write this book. Look …
April is the designate month for Parkinson’s Awareness. I typically do a post to bring readers a better understanding of the disease. This year, instead of a post, I bring you a novel. Though the Mountains Be Shaken is a story of Kate, a protagonist with a troubled marriage. As she and Ryan separate, her …
Hello Friends, April is a week away. It’s the month set aside for Parkinson’s Awareness. Most of my posts are devotions or updates on my books, but every year, I veer from the normal to talk about PD. Parkinson’s is the second most prevalent neuro-degenerative disease, only surpassed by Alzheimer’s. Let me start by sharing …
Hello, friends. I recently had the opportunity to be a guest on Discover the Story with Andrea Boeshaar. It airs on her website and on CWA Radio. I’ll post a link below. During the interview, I talk about writing, publication, and my ongoing journey with Parkinson’s Disease. I am happy to have the opportunity to …
Saturday, April 6, 10 am to 2 pm at Steel Magnolias Salon and Boutique at 105 Maple S. Street, downtown Simpsonville behind the clock tower. Join me for a time of refreshments and fellowship as I sign copies of The Street Singer. You can browse the display of art work by local artists. Here’s what …
In 2012, I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease. When that occurred, so many things began to make sense. Prior to my diagnosis, I had been unaware of the non-motor symptoms associated with Parkinson’s. I didn’t realize that my digestive problems, my fatigue, my sleep difficulties, and my frequent falls (five in a little over a …