Suppose
Suppose the Experience of One Can Help Another
by Christine J. Logan

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Suppose our lives do get that happy ending we’ve all dreamt of. We’re born, we grow up (usually with a rough childhood). We experience one or many jobs, relationships, loss of loved ones, sickness or financial hardship. Like most people, we struggle from paycheck to paycheck just to make ends meet. Inside this book you may find the answers you seek. You may find comfort in knowing you’re not alone or you might know someone who would benefit in realizing similarities and understanding are all around us. We often feel we’re alone in our struggles. Thankfully we are not. Happy endings are possible.

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To have a very trying, difficult childhood, and to survive abusive family life and then overcome all of that to grow into a loving, giving adult and mother is to not only emerge transformed, but also to thrive. This is a definition of a winner. And now to share her lessons of life, and her love, this is generosity. This is what defines Christine Logan in "Suppose." It all amounts to learning to “know thyself.” She says it in prose, she says it in verse, and she says it in drawings. A fine work by a fine person. --H. W. Bryce Judge in Rabindranath Tagore Award International, English Poetry, 2017 Author of "Chasing a Butterfly: A journey in poems of love and loss to acceptance," the poetry of Alzheimer's and poetry for everybody, and of a family book of poems, "Ann: A Tribute."

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Christine’s own struggles and tragic experiences were overcome with having an attitude of love, forgiveness and understanding. The author’s goal is to share in the understanding of knowing it is possible to have a positive outlook on life regardless of the trials and tribulations we may have had. Let us step out of our comfort zones and overcome with thankful hearts.

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