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Jan Shoemaker’s writing has appeared in The Other Side, Fourth Genre, Passages North, and a couple of slick, commercial magazines she’s too embarrassed to mention. A self-professed impatient driver, she once caused a three-car pileup (no one was hurt) on her way to a Buddhist monastery for a meditation retreat. She lives in Okemos, Michigan.
I was driving my mother from my sister Sue’s house to my own home last June when she said, “Sue has been my daughter her whole life. Why don’t I know her mother?”
July 2008One of the uncomfortable things about living with a person who suffers from Alzheimer’s is that it makes you confront your own character flaws.
June 2006Has something we published moved you? Fired you up? Did we miss the mark? We’d love to hear about it.
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