Sadie's Story
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Sadie often wondered what things would have been like if Carolina and Rebecca didn’t have the problems that they did. What would it be like to have older sisters who were really older than her, both physically and mentally? It was hard being the third child, but in all actuality the oldest mentally. The natural flow of things was disturbed. Things like that didn’t matter much in the beginning. It wasn‘t until years later that Sadie began to surpass her older sisters in every way. It was confusing to her but eventually she got used to the way things were and accepted everything that they all went through as normal. But who is to say what is normal anyway?
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Sadie was a bright, beautiful child with such potential ... yet her life was destined to be filled with endless disappointment and heartbreak. Learning lessons along the way, she never let anything get the best of her for long, proving that you can find peace in your life if you never give up hope. Her story takes you through her childhood years, coping with a mother who was afflicted with a seizure disorder and not one, but two mentally challenged older sisters. Her life began in a time when the world wasn't as understanding towards any of those issues and her story portrays the disappointments and problems that go hand in hand. Discover what families just like hers must really endure when subjected to such adversities.
About the Author
(Pen name) Sadie Westridge is a first time author whose book is inspired by her true life's events. Sadie lives in New England and in addition to writing enjoys painting, quilting, and crafts. She is the mother of two sons and four grandchildren.