I Forgot That I Remembered: A collection of observations and experiences living with Parkinson's disease, at times cleverly disguised as humor. - Couverture souple

Boekhoff, Kevin T

 
9781481813426: I Forgot That I Remembered: A collection of observations and experiences living with Parkinson's disease, at times cleverly disguised as humor.

Synopsis

"I Forgot That I Remembered" provides a glimpse into the day to day challenges of a person living with a chronic disease. Kevin relates the various struggles he deals with while living with Parkinson's. Those with a chronic illness can relate in many ways to his unwanted changes and adaptations. His unique writing style and humor may have you laughing, yet the reality in the stories may being tears. Each story relates different aspects of life with a chronic illness. They are arranged like the occur in life - random and unplanned. "...the very thing I struggle with every single day (Parkinson's disease); is the same thing that enables me to write - paradoxicity methinks." - Kevin

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À propos de l'auteur

All of the stories in my book, “I Forgot That I Remembered,” are addressing issues that I have experienced with PD. I live in Sioux Falls, SD, with my wife of 32 years and our Yorkshire Terrier, T. Bone Dickens – both find their way into the pages of my book. I am 55 years old and was diagnosed in 2009 with Parkinson’s disease although I lived with it for years prior. I am an ordained Baptist pastor and hold a Bachelor of Arts Degree in theology. I served as a pastor of a Baptist church in North Idaho for ten years. I currently write a humor column called "Wanderings Through My Ponderings" for the National Parkinson Foundation of South Dakota and sit on the board of the National Parkinson Foundation/South Dakota chapter. I sit on the board of the South Dakota Authors’ Association, and write a humor column for Plains Magazine, as well. After losing my job and unable to continue my hobby of fixing and repainting cars, I turned to writing. I always enjoyed creative writing, but rarely did it. I found that I actually physically feel better when I write creatively – it is fun. I began writing my memoirs and sent submitted stories to magazines and found others liked them. I find writing therapeutic and it fits into an unpredictable schedule – I write what I can, when I can.

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