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Waiting to Hear "Momma"
Lucille Messina
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Naturwissenschaften, Medizin, Informatik, Technik / Medizin
Beschreibung
Lucille, the mother of a medically fragile child, is traveling an emotional rollercoaster caring for her special-needs child as she desperately searches for a diagnosis. What had happened to her daughter? What did she do wrong?
You are placed in her business world where bosses do not want a mother with this baggage. The mind-boggling callousness she observed from adults, professionals, and a waitress in a restaurant tells another tale. Amid trying to adapt to her life as a mother, she herself develops a life-threatening condition.
Can her husband Karl be strong enough to sustain her and their marriage?
With each unexpected trip to the emergency room, Lucille knows there is a chance she will arrive too late to say goodbye.
Who will help this broken mother survive and accept the future? The obsessive worry and stress take a tremendous toll. Will she decide her mental pain is too great?
Waiting to Hear “Momma” takes you into the world of a family in crisis that can be dark with gut-wrenching moments often experienced by those who are at the end of their rope. Yet, a wish is granted in an extraordinary way. This candid memoir will open readers’ eyes and hearts.
Kundenbewertungen
Caregiver for Special Needs, Faith, Parents of Children with Special Needs, Critical Care, Mental Health, Depression, Medically Fragile, Suicide, Home Care for Children with Special Needs, Cerebral Palsy, Inspirational, Age-appropriate Residential Facilities, Ethics