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General Readers:-

• ·    You have written a beautiful book. It’s a very fine achievement. It was a privilege for me to be able to read it.
• ·    The book is a very powerful read. The coolness with which you record pain, neglect and natural disaster provokes something of catharsis - which I have never seen as over emotional.
• ·    The unadorned elegance of the writing and the almost spartan way people are indicated by their initials concentrates the attention on the facts and emotions. It is a compelling read providing the clearest insight, without any fuss, into the stresses and strains. A superb piece of writing!
• ·     I couldn’t put it down. What a tragic story, with so much pain.
• ·     It is a FINE book, well written, and a story which needs wider exposure.
• ·      I cannot begin to tell you how moved I was by your account of your husband’s death. I am seldom reduced to hopeless tears by the written­ word, but I can honestly say that it left me helpless. Thank you for sharing­ your experiences­ so honestly and so openly. To share in some small part in the depth of your suffering, in your tangible sense of loneliness, was a deeply humbling experience and one that will continue to live with me.
• ·       What can I say? I started reading and couldn't stop... being dyslexic it is difficult for me to read extensive "writings..." but this one... I couldn't stop... My heart is in my throat, as if choking me for want of better treatment for those in need.  You have brought your husband into my life.  I feel as if I have met him... and I will never forget him.  Thank you (both) for letting me in.
• ·          One of the saddest stories I’ve read. I wish I’d had the opportunity to read this inspiring book when my husband was alive.
• ·          ‘it’ is  book full of love, courage, humility, constancy and, sometimes, despair.