Publisher's Synopsis
Elois Crawford was my mother, twin sister to Clois Wisner, and mother to three other children, one deceased; who lived eighty three years in good health, hating the drugs brought into her home by the youngest child and grandchildren who wondered in and out of her home, making living a hard for her, in the midst of drugs, alcohol, run away kids, premature death of one child, two grand children, her husband, her mother, and the loss of all she held dear to her when her home was gutted from mold, mildew, and the inability of getting it restored before she transitioned to her eternal home. This is her story, it is rough, it is ragged, and it is truthful, because she told it to me, during her seven months of trying to regain her health. She suffered from CHF that went into kidney failure due to a hospital mistake in diagnosis. She told me she didn't want to embarrass anyone, but she really didn't care if she did, because she wouldn't be here when it got published. I laughed, she was a sweet woman and this was her way of saying, -I am finally over all of the junk this life put on me, because I am going home to be with Jesus.- I love this woman with all my heart. She and I had a wonderful seven months together, laughing, talking, sharing secrets. I learned things about people I didn't know and not all of what she told me is included. There are some things, she asked me not to reveal and I didn't write them down. With me, that means, out of sight, out of mind. I hope you enjoy this book, if you don't, I make no apology, because it helped me get free of a lot of junk in my life. I pray her life will bless you and let you know, you can make it through anything.
