Laugh A Lot Cry A Lot

About the Book

 “No Comprehension here.”  Those words spoken by a neurologist to Whitney and Margaret Morse in May, 2005 caused horrible despair but pushed this couple to determined perseverance in a long battle of healing. Mr. Morse sustained in January, 2005 a sub-cranial bleed followed by two strokes. He was diagnosed with Wernicke’s Aphasia, a communication disorder as the result of stroke. In this story of their journey of faith, perseverance and healing Margaret Morse wants to convey to the reader the importance of believing, caring and hope when one is faced with crisis, in this case the results of severe stroke. 

Dedication:  This book is written for those families affected by stroke and it is written for "the one I love."

About the Author

Margaret Berger Morse is the author of two other non-fiction books: Torrey's Miracle, a Matter of Choice and Vermont Life Stories - Memories of Summer Living in the Green Mountain State.  She published her first novel A Matter of Perception in 2006.  An avid reader, walker, kayaker, and boater. Mrs. Morse lives in Connecticut and Vermont.with her husband, Whitney, the primary character in this current work.

Ms. Morse says that it is faith in God through Jesus and perseverance that have carried her and Whitney, their family through this road of stroke trauma, healing and continued recovery.  She would like to hear from her readers at cplottie@yahoo.com