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Daniel Kenner’s parents had always been loving, giving people who gave all they had to the world. Their ability to do that declined sharply when his father was diagnosed with dimentia and his mother, shortly after, with cancer. Daniel took every opportunity to support them, but also to ask them questions and hear their stories. Putting his life on hold, as so many caregivers do, he took advantage of this precious, short time in which he knew he would soon be without them. The resulting book, Room for Grace, kept him company in his grief and honored the gifts they had given him all his life.
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