Bøger af Sandra L Bobbitt

Sandra L. Bobbitt, a retired nurse practitioner, resides in Wickenburg, Arizona. During her forty-five-year nursing career, she was also a university professor and a personal trainer. When Ms. Bobbitt retired, she was diagnosed with alcoholism. After hitting rock bottom, she had no friends and had become isolated, depressed, and harbored suicidal thoughts. It was then that she admitted herself into a thirty-day inpatient drug and alcohol rehabilitation program. Upon discharge Ms. Bobbitt began her writing career as a recovering alcoholic and used her new talents to write self-help books for those who were fighting addictions. Sandy also became a Christian and believer the same day she had her last drink. She now helps those who are learning to follow the Alcoholic Anonymous Twelve Step Program.Today, Ms. Bobbitt, experiences the joy of God, sobriety, and recovery in her life. She has been heard to say, "If I can touch only one person with my stories, my life will be meaningful."Sandy can be reached at sandybobbitt@gmail.com

In a collection of four short stories and poems, Sandra L. Bobbitt explores how love can come along after loss at any age. Roxie and Rex are two widowed seniors. She is a former music professor. He is a former rodeo rider. When they meet, they quickly fall in love. But can they overcome their initial insecurities to live happily-ever-after on his Arizona ranch? After Julie and Sam meet unexpectedly, they realize they have undeniable chemistry. But can their relationship survive living in two separate cities? After a litter of kittens is orphaned, a kind mother and daughter take them to a shelter where they eventually discover the joy of being adopted. Charlie is battling Alzheimer's disease and has no idea a caregiver is about to become an unexpected gift with an unknown purpose. Within a moving conclusion to her compilation, Bobbitt provides a loving, poetic tribute to her late husband. Love Comes to All of Us shares short stories and poems that celebrate love in all its greatest forms.