An Angel Walks Beside Me by SHERRY LYNN DYCK
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Sherry Dyck considers herself a lucky girl to be born and raised in a small, gold mining community in Canada’s western province of British Columbia. Sherry is the very proud mom of 2 sons and 3 angels, 1 blue beta fish, and 1 very loyal black lab she affectionately nicknamed McGoo.
What inspired you to write your book?
A mother’s depiction of her joy and heartache as she progressed through her triplet pregnancy. Born prematurely, the triplets did not have a fighting chance at survival. In this gripping account, written while in grief, the story follows the tragic aftermath of her daughters’ deaths that eventually result in divorce, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), anxiety and severe depression.
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A mother’s depiction of her joy and heartache as she progressed through her triplet pregnancy. Born prematurely, the triplets did not have a fighting chance at survival. In this gripping account, written while in grief, the story follows the tragic aftermath of her daughters’ deaths that eventually result in divorce, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), anxiety and severe depression.
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