110 | Deborah Bakti on supporting long term care workers and creating stronger communities

06/12/20 • 61 min

While working as an executive in the seniors' care industry, Deborah Bakti's professional and personal lives collided when her husband Ty, was diagnosed with a rare disease. When her husband was admitted to a long-term care home, Deborah was forced to adopt a new role; that of a residents' wife. On this episode we talk about her book RECIPE for Empathy and the strategies she teaches for transforming the long term care experience for families. Find out more about Deborah at her website. Find out more about how you can get started writing your memoir with Patti M. Hall here.

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109 | Louisa Deasey - A Letter from Paris

"When Louisa Deasey receives a message from a French woman about a stack of letters written about Louisa's father, neither woman can imagine the events it will set in motion." Tell me you don't want to find out more! My co-host Patti M Hall and I talk with Louisa Deasey about writing and a story that is proof truth is stranger than fiction. Enjoy! For more on Louisa Deasey find her here. For more on Patti M Hall click here. For more on Sandy Reynolds click here.

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111 | Author Jane Christmas discusses her new book, Open House

Jane Christmas has written several memoirs. You will want to read them all! Find out more of Jane at her website. Inspired to write your own story? Patti M. Hall can help. Find out more about her work here. Are you afraid you will disappoint someone if you move forward or share your story? Talk to Sandy!