Guest guest Posted March 18, 2006 Report Posted March 18, 2006 Dear ers, I have finished the new autobiography of Denedria Renne Banks, titled " Memories of My Life " and I wholeheartedly recommend it. While Denedria is much younger and more affected than I am, I could relate to her 'story' very well. She is not only bright, articulate, and a gifted writer, but shares her 'unique' story with grace and eloquence in a very easy to read manner. Women with CMT will especially find this book interesting. Men with CMT will also find this book helpful in understanding women's issues - with themselves, and also with men. Persons who were diagnosed as children will find themselves nodding their heads in all that Denedria experiences. And persons who have been recently diagnosed in mid-life will find great hope, truth and positive suggestions for managing aspects of CMT. Even parents with CMT children will find this book useful. Denedria is talented, accomplished, and despite CMT, has used her giftedness in extraordinary ways. The book is available from Amazon.com - you may also get it from your library, or inter-library loan. Get this book. Read it. Let me know how you feel afterwards. ~ Gretchen Quote
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