Life Wide Open - Adamson, Sheryn
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I hold the needle about five centimeters from my bare skin. My hand isn't shaking, but I am nervous. It's my first time, and I don't know if I can do this or what it will feel like. Tears start to well in my eyes, and my vision begins to blur. I move the needle away and look at my husband sitting next to me. "You can do it," Brad says. "It won't hurt, you're brave." Book Reviews: "I've never wanted to be a police officer, I didn't meet my husband the first day on the job, I've never faced down infertility, I wouldn't know the first thing about my 'style personality', and I've never had to bury…mehr

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I hold the needle about five centimeters from my bare skin. My hand isn't shaking, but I am nervous. It's my first time, and I don't know if I can do this or what it will feel like. Tears start to well in my eyes, and my vision begins to blur. I move the needle away and look at my husband sitting next to me. "You can do it," Brad says. "It won't hurt, you're brave." Book Reviews: "I've never wanted to be a police officer, I didn't meet my husband the first day on the job, I've never faced down infertility, I wouldn't know the first thing about my 'style personality', and I've never had to bury guinea pigs. Yet I met myself again and again in Sheryn's wonderful story. In this Facebook world of carefully curated selfies and posts, here is a woman who totally tells it like it is. Life Wide Open, indeed!" (Christina Tyson, editor) "Sheryn is a marvellous writer-totally honest and candid yet discreet and a natural storyteller. And so funny! Delightful, moving, thought-provoking stuff." (Roger Steele, publisher) "This book offers a buffet of emotions: joy, grief, regret, laughter, conviction, hope, and blessing-all presented in one powerful experience. Sheryn's style is conversational and the vulnerability she displays gives me permission to be vulnerable as a reader." (Shar Davis, Salvation Army)