Life Changes in a Fraction of a Second

Life Changes in a Fraction of a Second

A Family's Journey Through Tragedy and Triumph

by Jo-Anne Vienneau

232 pages· 2012· ISBN 9781770974265
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This book tells the story of what happens after a terrible car accident claims the life of one person, causes traumatic brain injury (TBI) to another, seriously damages the driver, and causes all manner of devastation to an entire network of family and friends. It presents the inside story of a family thrown into the midst of unimaginable pain and suffering, and charts a journey from being lost in despair to hope. There are two parallel stories: the first deals with "the system" - medical, social, and government. Just when you think there couldn't possibly be another mix-up, there are three more surprises in a row. The other story, of course, is the core of the book and is a love story: how one partner lives out the promise they made in a wedding ceremony almost thirty years earlier, something to do with "in sickness and in health." The determination to "fix" what can be fixed, to never take "no" as the final answer, gives this book its powerful emotional edge.

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