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Author Janey Davies on family, resilience, and her inspiring book "Peering through the Keyhole"
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Book Link: https://a.co/d/3JFCF1p
Life is interconnected especially in a family.
We are ground zero whether we wanted to or not.
The book is about Jimmy, hard of hearing, going through life's challenges and those around impacted.
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Chapters
00:00Welcome & Backstory
02:14Amy’s Book
07:21Coping & Writing
13:54Technology & Hope
16:25Appreciation & Support
20:15Farewell
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