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other titles by James
Abro
A Summer in Time
By James Abro
In the middle of the
1970s, a young man leaves his home in the
United States and travels to Europe for
the first time. His mission: to reconnect
with a young woman he met the summer
before in America. Each returned to their
respective homes in order to finish
schooling: he graduated from a small
college in America while she completed her
first year at a university in Paris. After
spending a month in Paris where he stayed
at an apartment on the Left Bank owned by
a cousin of his friend, and she tried to
tie up loose ends with family and friends,
they agree to travel to the South of
France...
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An Almost Unbearable
Heartache - An Alzheimers Story
By James Abro
I did not plan to write a
book about the end of my mother’s life.
Even though friends, along with colleagues
in Alzheimer’s support groups, encouraged
me to keep notes or write a journal for
possible future reference, I didn’t. For
two reasons: one, was that my mother’s
illness began to progress to the point
where she needed full time care shortly
after I returned from India early in 2008,
where I had gone in order to finish
researching and taking pictures for a book
I was writing on Yogi Amrit Desai and the
founding of Kripalu Yoga. A typical day
for me from that time until my mother’s
passing in the summer of 2009 was to get
up as early as I could and work on The
Kripalu Story until she awakened. The
remainder of the day was then spent
managing her care.
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