![]() MISSING SOMEONE For twenty three years, I was married to a humble, big hearted man with a beautiful mind. When I think about loving someone, it's a beautiful feeling, knowing that this person really cares and loves unconditionally. Now all I can remember are the wonderful memories that we shared together. I am thankful that my husband devoted his entire life to me without regard to himself. I do thank him for all the time, but it's not enough to keep me from missing him. He passed away two years ago. For those two years, my chest has always been heavy and I've cried a lot. I don't know which one hurts more, to lose the one who loved you wholly and unconditionally or to have never felt that love at all. All I know right now is that it hurts me so badly. I love my Atepa with all my heart, and I will forever. I've tried very hard to control my tears but the more I try, my tears pour from my eyes. Without my Atepa, I would not be who I am or where I am today. In a letter from 1987 that he wrote to me, " I think you are sweet, delicate, fragrant, and pure as lovely white rose still moist with the early morning dew." Patrick. Sincerely, Dedeth Ford www.dedethford.com
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In today's society physical attraction is where most relationship begin. Many do not take the time to really know each other. When Patrick and I started writing to one another, we weren't able to have physical contact. I think this allowed us to fully learn about the other's personality and beliefs. Our love was able to blossom so truly and deeply because of how well we were able to know one another through our letters. I think this book will appeal to the readers in many dimensions. Despite the advancing methods of communications, current generations are having difficulty in developing long lasting relationships. I believe that my book and I are equally interesting simply because my book is about me. It's not a made up story - it is my life and who my husband and I were together. The book is appealing to read because of the beauty of our marriage and how we were able to find such a partnership in spite of the thousand miles that divided us. Sincerely, Dedeth Ford www.dedethford.com Here's a recording of my radio interview with Stu Taylor about my book. I was so nervous about answering the questions but I hope you enjoy listening!
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