| Category: | Memoir |
|---|---|
| Author: | Stephen Lewis |
| Publisher: | Mission Point Press |
| Publication Date: | March 8, 2021 |
| Number of Pages: | 378 |
| ISBN-10: | 1950659941 |
| ISBN-13: | 978-1-950659-94-4 |
Dementia:
A Love Story by Stephen Lewis is a memoir that the
author has penned down in dedication to his late wife who succumbed to
early-onset Dementia. Reading through the work, the words feel like they are
coming from the heart even you don’t know the fact that it is a recollection of
true events. It is a mesmerizing tale of how two people can manage as well as
survive the challenges that come with relationships where one person is
suffering from a disease that makes them forget details about their life quite
frequently.
Stephen Lewis has done a mesmerizing job
carrying the story from start to the end taking words from his wife’s journal
and presenting them in a way that can deliver a strong message to readers. The
book works its magic in describing day-to-day life for the couple as they
manage and handle life in the best way possible. The author has truly provided
immortality not just to his wife but also to the love story that they shared
over the years, leaving a mark on the audience and enriching lives in the
process.
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