‘Sing Every Morning’ Is Moving Call to Celebrate Life
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (PRWEB) May 11, 2016 -- “Sing Every Morning” (published by AuthorHouse) is a touching tribute to one woman’s valiant, nearly nine-year battle with stage 4 cancer. Despite numerous emotional and physical challenges that brought her to the brink of death and back, Gwyneth never lost her quest for spiritual balance and ways to express her love for life and living.
Gwyneth’s deep thinking, as expressed through insightful poems, prayers and meditations, creates a virtual community of caring, and an understanding that despite whatever difficulties are present in life, one can: experience transformation; search for the beauty in things seen and unseen; celebrate the everyday acts of heroism that abound in life; recognize that we each create our own opportunities in life; and, finally, that love does triumph over all.
Although Gwyneth’s writings about her cancer journey are sometimes brought into sharp focus by the urgency of living with a debilitating illness, that journey was not unlike what we each encounter, must grapple with, or give praise to throughout one’s life, and that underlies an abiding hope for what the future might bring. In this sense, Gwyneth’s cancer journey will be deeply felt and recognized by all readers.
“Sing Every Morning,” allows us to be witnesses to Gwyneth’s sometimes harrowing, but never wallowing in self-pity, cancer odyssey, but it also brings us closer to life through this remarkable and evocative collection of poignant and original writings. It would be difficult to finish reading this book without feeling a renewed reverence for life and a deeper understanding of Gwyneth’s mantra that “life” is, indeed, good.”
“Sing Every Morning”
By Gwyneth Moss Bragdon
Hardcover | 8.5x8.5 in | 58 pages | ISBN 9781504978828
Softcover | 8.5x8.5 in | 58 pages | ISBN 9781504978811
E-Book | 58 pages | ISBN 9781504978835
Available at Amazon, Books a Million and Barnes & Noble and all major book retailers worldwide
About the Author:
Gwyneth Moss Bragdon, who majored in Dance and Music Ethnology at the University of Michigan (Ann Arbor), was a dancer, choreographer, actress, teaching artist, experiential anatomy practitioner, who was born in Peterborough, New Hampshire, and lived much of her young life in Acton, Massachusetts. She performed leading roles as an actor/dancer throughout the Northwestern United States in productions that include Macbeth (directed by Peter Anthony), Hair, and Rashomon. Her most important role in life, however, was being the mother of her four beloved children: Anais, Gillian, Cyrus, and Leaf.
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