The Wake Up Call

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A Heartrending Journey of Love, Loss, and Resilience

When her partner of 15 years was diagnosed with Rapid Declining Dementia, their world turned upside down. A mere five months later, he passed away, leaving Cynthia to navigate the turbulent waters of grief and helplessness. Yet, in the midst of despair, she found strength and purpose.

"The Wake Up Call" is more than just a memoir of loss; it's a beacon of hope and a guidebook for those treading the challenging path of caring for a loved one with dementia. Through her deeply personal and raw narrative, Cynthia sheds light on the everyday complexities, the unexpected twists and turns, and the emotional toll it takes on the caregiver.

Discover:

• The harrowing reality of watching a loved one fade away before your eyes.
• Practical insights and advice on handling the unpredictable nature of dementia.
• The importance of preparing mentally, physically, and financially for the unexpected.
• Stories of resilience and courage that will inspire and uplift.

Dementia doesn't just impact the afflicted; it casts a shadow on everyone who loves them. If you or someone you know is grappling with the devastating effects of Dementia, let Cynthia's journey be your guide, showing you that even in the darkest moments, there is always a glimmer of hope.

Pick up "The Wake Up Call" today to find strength, encouragement, and a world that understands.

Talking With Cynthia D Kline

What was the inspiration for writing The Wake Up Call?

Going through 5 months from Diagnosis of my Fiancé to his death from Rapid Declining Dementia in LA, and going broke as he used up every last cent!

I still took care of him as his Fiancé and Advocate after a 15 year relationship.

This is Love.

What was the writing process like for The Wake Up Call?

Cathartic and heart breaking at the same time.

What music did you listen to while writing The Wake Up Call?

Interesting...

I always listen to SADE.

What was your favorite scene in The Wake Up Call to write?

He was my own personal Einstein- the most brilliant Asperger man I ever met.

Until he lost every thought to DEMENTIA.

What was the hardest scene in The Wake Up Call to write?

The Beginning of the End of Knowing Me.

He's starting to not remember me, after 15 years of bliss...the DEMENTIA has melted his beautiful mind.