I'm pleased to announce that 'Miracles All Around Me - The Unexpected Gifts of My Mother's Alzheimers' is now available. The hardback and eBook can be found at Amazon and Barnes & Noble. If you prefer a bricks & mortar store and you're in Charlotte, NC - please visit Park Road Books. The book will soon be featured at The Bag Lady.
My book about taking care of my mom, Rusty
Burris, during the last decade of her life as she faced the challenges of
early-onset Alzheimer’s is finally completed and I’m pleased to announce that it will be
available in a few days. Stay tuned.
Marsha Burris lives in her hometown of Charlotte, North Carolina where she writes about courageous women, drinks coffee with friends, and enjoys being a grandmother. Marsha is retired from The University of North Carolina - Charlotte where she taught Ancient and Medieval History and was a Programmer Analyst in the Office of Institutional Research. She has an undergraduate degree in Sociology and a graduate degree in History. Marsha studied as an archival research scholar in Ancient & Medieval Medicine at University of Oxford and in the Mass Observation Collection at University of Sussex in the UK. Her strong academic background in History influences her writing style and subject matter and is the author of three books: Paradox of Professionalism: American Nurses in World War II; Miracles All Around Me - The Unexpected Gifts of My Mother’s Alzheimer’s; andThe Polished Moon, a story based on the diary of Dot Chinnis, a WWII nurse. Marsha's books can be found at Amazon, Park Road Books of Charlotte, or your local library.