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Lost Forever In Broken Memories

A Highly Emotional Mother-Daughter Story of An Aging Parent's Journey Through Dementia, Alzheimer's Caregivers, Family Saga.

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Lost Forever In Broken Memories

By: Tammy Lockamy
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 IT ALL BEGAN IN THE YEAR 1912...
Over seventy years ago, a five-year-old girl named Mary Bentley was mistakenly left behind on the docks of an English harbor whilst her family set sail to America for a better life...

After being missing for over fourteen years, Mary, now a nineteen-year-old woman, was quite miraculously found by her mum in a small, local library in Lansbury, England...

PRESENT DAY
Many years later, at the age of seventy-five, it is time to embrace the highly emotional story of the woman she ultimately became. At the same time, she revisits her life's journey and also shares her present-day life.

Without a doubt, Mary Reilly's life is full of twists and turns as her numerous children and grandchildren grow up before her very eyes. They are forging into the future to create their own lives, and Mary stands to witness those moments as they unfold before her. Some of her loved ones will know great triumphs, while others will sadly encounter heartbreaking tragedies that, unfortunately, they are made to endure.

However, Mary now finds herself in a dire predicament as an old injury profoundly takes its toll on her mental health. She finds herself in the beginning stages of Dementia, and her life is going terribly awry. Her brother, Dr. George Bentley, sadly informs her that there is no cure for this condition, which puts Mary in a state of utter despair. Will she be able to withstand the changes that are slowly deteriorating her mind and affecting her usually calm and loving personality? It is extremely hard for her to imagine not being in complete control of her life.

So, here lies the final chapter of 'The Bentley Family Adventures,' where we delve into the story of a woman from whence it all began. Mary has experienced tremendous upheaval throughout her life but always remained steadfast in her faith in God, her loyalty to her family, and forging a life for herself, no matter if the odds were stacked against her. Still, she faces a significant trial that she has little to no chance of overcoming. Will her faith in God be enough to sustain her through it all?

Join Mary and her family as they struggle through all that comes with the dreaded diagnosis of Dementia. A horrific and heartbreaking condition that they are incredibly ill-prepared for. The challenges ahead of them are substantial, but hopefully, the intense love they have always shared for one another will sustain them through the many trials.

Along with Mary's narrative in this dramatic story, her daughter Rosie also shares in the storytelling. She candidly reveals her highly emotional viewpoint on what it is like to watch her once vibrant mum become utterly devastated when Dementia takes over her mind and daily life.

Let's begin... Aging Parents Family Life Genre Fiction Parenting & Families Relationships Women's Fiction
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This storyline shows the affect of how dementia affects the whole family. Mary's battle with dementia was heartbreaking. It shows how the disease progress through the years. At times she didn't recognize her husband, her twin daughters, and even her grandchildren. Some days she thought Maureen was still alive and well when she had been gone for such a very long time. When she had good days it was wonderful When she had bad days she was very angry and actually mean to those close to her. Overall this book showed the toll dementia takes on the person and their love ones. I highly recommend this last book in the series. Now I will start the next generation series as I must know what has taken place with her children, grandchildren and the rest of her siblings. I highly recommend this series. The virtual voice narration was decent.

Highly Emotional Story of the Affects of Dementia

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