My Glory Was I Had Such Friends

A Memoir

De: Amy Silverstein

Narrado por: Erin Moon

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please read this book

as a transplant recipient reading this memoir Mimi overcome with many emotions. words put out there that were hard for me to master showing Uncle great picture of how it truly is. I would recommend it over and over again to so many

Narration poor. Very stiff narration

Narration stuff and like gps voice. More words in review due to required quota of word for reviews

Such a beautiful depiction of life & love

As a sister to a brain cancer patient (my sister), I listened and followed along, remembering so many similar stories between me, my other sisters, nieces and family friends who also took their turn caring for our beautiful sister through two brain surgeries and emotionally and psychologically trying physical and occupational therapy, not to mention the recovery and slow process of healing... in this book, Ms Silverstein so aptly doles out the pain, the lessons, the gratitude, the love and life reflections that happen among all involved. So very well done.

Great listen!

Everyone who works in healthcare should listen.

I don’t love that I’m required to write something.

The strength of our circles

What a beautiful story about love, friendship, strength and perseverance and how one should always advocate and become as educated as you can when you are dealing with something as horrible (death) but yet beautiful (prolonged life) as organ transplantation can me, the dedicated healthcare workers don’t get enough praise & respect.