Ruth Anne Drown continues to share her journey with Parkinson's disease in this collection of journal entries. In My Hope for the Future, she shares what her next steps were in fighting this debilitating disease. She didn't have many options. There were too many meds and too many side effects from the meds. The only option left was DBS surgery. She shares details of her experience and offers those who may be considering this life-altering surgery, valuable information to help them decide whether or not to pursue DBS. Join her as she shares her story. Was it what she expected and was it worth it.
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Ruth Anne Drown is a wife, mother, teacher, sister, friend, and most joyfully a grandmother to four grandchildren, and another baby girl on the way. She has written five books, "Miracle at Unicorn Beach" is her fifth, but first children's book. After writing two memoirs about her journey of thirty years with Parkinson's disease, and two novels centering around Parkinson's, it has been her desire to write a children's book. One day with her six year old granddaughter they got to telling stories. Her first children's book, "Miracle at Unicorn Beach" became a reality.
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