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“A Mother’s Love, A Mother’s Loss…” book by Kitty Caley

Sometimes life throws you curves and you have to handle them with the best you can. No one stands around with a manual and tells you how to handle things. Some of those curves are like a pioneering experience, maybe now many people have traveled this path before. You might be one of the first. Kitty Caley’s book is such an example. She dearly loved her son Chip, and continued that love and devotion even while being hit with blindsiding experiences. Reading her book can give your ideas of what it is like to handle experiences that few had up until that time.

Her book reveals all of the problems she and her son endured while living through an early AIDS experience. Chip died of AIDS when he was only 27, yet he lives on through his mother’s memories and this book. It is comforting to believe that love lives beyond the grave and someday they will again embrace each other.

Mike Ballard

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Alicia

Kitty, Thank you so much for sharing your story with me. Although I had my own experience with those dark days, reading your story made me realize in a new way how dreadful those times

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Mark Stevens

Dear Kitty: You’ve braved “the bitter grief” and through reading your book I have vicariously come to “understand” some measure of this bravery. From title page to final page the one overriding theme, surpassing all

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Leroy Lowery

On the undertaking of reading “Ultimate Love” by Kitty Caley, this would not have been my next choice of books to read except for the fact that I know her personally and I was interested

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Larry

“Hello Kitty, I finished reading “Ultimate Love” about five minutes ago. I apologize for taking so long to finish it. There were so many things in Chip’s life that I related to. I had to

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