Aunt Kitty,
I have read your book in the last 3 weeks. You are a lovely Mother with a big beautiful heart. Chipper is so, so lucky having you as his mother. You gave him a good life. I am so sorry I wasn’t there for those sad times. Your book is truthfully Ultimate Love and beautiful. Thank You. Keep that love.
Your niece, Theresa Thompson
Just wanted to tell you your book is HEARTWARMING AND SAD! It’s people like you that make this a better place to live for all of us!
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
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
Flora Purvis performs a place entitled Mama’s Boy in which she tells of what it was like to have her son die of AIDS. At the break between shows, I am introduced to a woman
