Acclaimed author of “Living on the Verge of Insanity: Loving lessons Learned From My Sweetie's Early-onset Alzheimer's Disease - A Caregiver's Memoir”
New York, NY – March 24- Acclaimed author of “Living on the Verge of Insanity: Loving lessons Learned From My Sweetie's Early-onset Alzheimer's Disease - A Caregiver's Memoir”
Christine Sotmary will be making a rare personal appearance and conducting a book-signing along with a special movie screening at Manhattan’s trendy Dylan Prime Restaurant at 62 Laight Street (just south of Canal Street) on April 25th from 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm. The screening will be Andrew Jenks, Room 335 a heartwarming documentary about a 19 year old college student who moves into an assisted living home for the summer.The movie will be followed by the book signing party.
This very special event will be taking place during the internationally famous Tribeca Film Festival, and will offer hor d’oeurves and a cash bar. Because of the anticipated attendance at this gathering, guests should register in advance either by email to sotmary gmail.com, or by telephone message at 917-273-1308 as soon as possible. Although there is no admission fee, reservations are required. There will be a suggested donation of $5 for the movie screening.
Joseph Perez, two-time U.S. Paralympic Champion, has found Sotmary's newly-published memoir "Living on the Verge of Insanity" about taking care of her long-time partner with Alzheimer's disease, invaluable to his own personal journey. Having been the primary caregiver for his wife Angie, who eventually succumbed to breast cancer, he was left with many unanswered questions once she passed on.
For many years he has been seeking a way to incorporate his intense caregiving experience into his life almost the way soldiers try to get back to normal after their combat experience.
Joe says, "This book finally gave me the ability to understand my experience and put it to rest. I now can appreciate how I handled everything and not feel so angry or guilty. It's amazing how this little book could do what no therapist has been able to help me come to terms with. This has finally helped me heal."
The book is available through major bookselling outlets, or directly online through The National Networker at http://christinesotmary.blogspot.com/
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