Home"Alzheimer’s is like a thief in the night. I was 44 years old in 1989 when God opened the flood gates of poetry inside me. I was dealing with the pain of losing my mama to the cruel, mind robbing disease of Alzheimer’s. Poetry that I had no idea was even there. As the tears mixed with the words I wrote on my paper, locked up memories from my childhood began to open in my mind. These tears eventually washed away the pain and healed my soul. Thank you Jesus!"
Pat grew up in the North Georgia mountains in and around Cleveland Georgia, near Helen and Dahlonega. These heart felt memories and life lessons are summed up in her self published book titled “Mama sewed buttons on its' face… and I thought that it' could see”. The book consist of 34 short stories in poetry form with a CD that are read by Pat as well.
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