A husband's caregiving experiences for his wife. His approach to care giving was unconventional. He chose to continue daily life as normal and sought logical interpretations for her irrational behaviour, entering her clouded Dementia world. Her condition declined rapidly whilst in hospital, unaided, she walked into hospital and returned wheelchair bound. In spite of his best efforts to provide her with twenty-four care, he soon conceded it was impossible to care and maintain their large home and grounds. She was doubly incontinent and rigidity had set in, thus he felt compelled to place her in a Nursing Home. In the months that followed her condition deteriorated to a degree that she became bedridden and required palliative care. His daily eight hour harrowing visits, became unbearable and against all advice he decided to take her home to die. For nine long painful months her survival prospects were rated very poor. Constantly he was warned she was dying, but he insisted on care giving in his own way.

This is my true story: what reflected in my life and how I am still fighting for success with courage. This is also outlines the reason of my survival through my faith and relationship with my creator, God. Every family has a story to tell, and mine will bring hope to the broken families and individuals that God is always there. That there is reason to face some seasons and overcome them because we are still alive. This book is to encourage families to have hope, love, and peace; to unite families; to instill the spirit of forgiveness in the journey of our lives; and to find ways to have peace and heal for a better life. Life is too short to entertain the past.

The teenage years are all about happiness, joy, enthusiasm, but also problems and complaints. It is about studies, exams, friends, and family. Being a teenager is about chasing your dreams, but somehow you aren't able to reach your goals due to obstacles you face on the way. All teenagers want to be happy but aren't really happy or living life fully. They don't want to go with change because they like to be who they are. They want to be successful but don't know how. They think too much but not about the right things. They love a few things but forget to love their own lives. This book is every teenager's account. I truly believe that we can come out of this teenage trauma and want to help you in this journey. The simple tips listed in this book will make your life amazing. So come, take a step closer to the world of happiness, and let the miracle begin.