Cherry Blossom Memories
You have a story to tellLinda Austin



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Category Archives: overcoming
World Alzheimer’s Month: writing memoir to help others
During September, World Alzheimer’s Month, I read Barbra Cohn’s memoir/self-help book, Calmer Waters: The Caregiver’s Journey Through Alzheimer’s and Dementia. Barbra cared for her husband who had early-onset Alzheimer’s and wrote the story of their journey as part of a … Continue reading
Learning empathy through stories
St. Louis is boiling over with anger again. After Ferguson and Michael Brown, there is Jason Stockley and Anthony Lamar Smith. Or rather, Anthony Smith was . . . Our black people here–and all across the nation–are fed up and … Continue reading
Posted in multicultural, overcoming, relationship
Tagged African-American, culture and heritage
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Writing the immigrant story, in truth or fiction
“Imagine being a sixteen year old boy, walking across Europe and leaving your whole family behind. Imagine being a young girl, the poor daughter of immigrants, trying to bridge the gap between your parents and the world they now live … Continue reading
Posted in book talk, heritage, history, lifewriting, overcoming
Tagged book talk, family history, lifewriting
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