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Aug. 14, 2010
Wishing for the Mundane
A lawyer copes with her son's journey from coma through rehabilitation, by Marie Lawson Fiala.
On a quiet weekend, tragedy-shattered Marie Lawson Fiala's life as a wife, mother, and lawyer, when her 13-year old son, Jeremy, was felled by a massive hemorrhage from a ruptured artery deep in his brain, leaving him paralyzed, mute, and nearly blind. "Letters From a Distant Shore" is a mother's tale of devastating loss and ferocious care, as it accompanies Jeremy and his family from coma to wakefulness, thr...
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