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Intertwined, A Mother's Memoir is a heartfelt, brave, raw, yet hopeful journey of a mother's loss and unconditional love. Its honest look into grief and parenting a child with bipolar disorder will transfix and inspire. - Shannon Hudson Johnson, Psy.D., clinical psychologist .. . Nothing less than a new myth of who we are becoming: the multiethnic, transnational American family. Well done! - Thomas Larson, author of The Memoir and the Memoirist, The Saddest Music Ever Written, and The Sanctuary of Illness I highly recommend this book for everyone who has negotiated the journey of a devastating loss. -Christine Bowers, M.D., board-certified psychiatrist Intertwined is a must-read, full of grace. -- Kate Hopper, author of Ready for Air and Use Your Words: A Writer's Guide for Mothers Intertwined contains many stories: a mother's agony at the death of a son, her joy in adopting a daughter from South Korea, her pursuit of this daughter who ran away from home, her daughter's reunion with her birth family, and the reconciliation of two mothers of the same child. What unifies these gripping, intertwined tales is the central paradox of parents and children, that 'running away' from those we love can eventually become 'running toward.' -- Steven Harvey, author of The Book of Knowledge and Wonder and senior editor at River Teeth Journal

Intertwined is a must-read, full of grace. -- Kate Hopper, author of Ready for Air and Use Your Words: A Writer's Guide for Mothers Intertwined contains many stories: a mother's agony at the death of a son, her joy in adopting a daughter from South Korea, her pursuit of this daughter who ran away from home, her daughter's reunion with her birth family, and the reconciliation of two mothers of the same child. What unifies these gripping, intertwined tales is the central paradox of parents and children, that 'running away' from those we love can eventually become 'running toward.' -- Steven Harvey, author of The Book of Knowledge and Wonder and senior editor at River Teeth Journal Intertwined...broke my heart in all the right ways. Kathleen English Cadmus has written a triumphant memoir. --Lee Martin, author of From Our House and The Bright Forever Positively reviewed by Booklist: https: //www.booklistonline.com/Intertwined-A-Mother-s-Memoir-Kathleen-English-Cadmus/pid=9714515 Intertwined, A Mother's Memoir is a heartfelt, brave, raw, yet hopeful journey of a mother's loss and unconditional love. Its honest look into grief and parenting a child with bipolar disorder will transfix and inspire. - Shannon Hudson Johnson, Psy.D., clinical psychologist ... Nothing less than a new myth of who we are becoming: the multiethnic, transnational American family. Well done! - Thomas Larson, author of The Memoir and the Memoirist, The Saddest Music Ever Written, and The Sanctuary of Illness I highly recommend this book for everyone who has negotiated the journey of a devastating loss. -Christine Bowers, M.D., board-certified psychiatrist

Intertwined...broke my heart in all the right ways. Kathleen English Cadmus has written a triumphant memoir. --Lee Martin, author of From Our House and The Bright Forever Intertwined is a must-read, full of grace. -- Kate Hopper, author of Ready for Air and Use Your Words: A Writer's Guide for Mothers Intertwined contains many stories: a mother's agony at the death of a son, her joy in adopting a daughter from South Korea, her pursuit of this daughter who ran away from home, her daughter's reunion with her birth family, and the reconciliation of two mothers of the same child. What unifies these gripping, intertwined tales is the central paradox of parents and children, that 'running away' from those we love can eventually become 'running toward.' -- Steven Harvey, author of The Book of Knowledge and Wonder and senior editor at River Teeth Journal Intertwined, A Mother's Memoir is a heartfelt, brave, raw, yet hopeful journey of a mother's loss and unconditional love. Its honest look into grief and parenting a child with bipolar disorder will transfix and inspire. - Shannon Hudson Johnson, Psy.D., clinical psychologist .. . Nothing less than a new myth of who we are becoming: the multiethnic, transnational American family. Well done! - Thomas Larson, author of The Memoir and the Memoirist, The Saddest Music Ever Written, and The Sanctuary of Illness I highly recommend this book for everyone who has negotiated the journey of a devastating loss. -Christine Bowers, M.D., board-certified psychiatrist

Intertwined...broke my heart in all the right ways. Kathleen English Cadmus has written a triumphant memoir. --Lee Martin, author of From Our House and The Bright Forever Intertwined, A Mother's Memoir is a heartfelt, brave, raw, yet hopeful journey of a mother's loss and unconditional love. Its honest look into grief and parenting a child with bipolar disorder will transfix and inspire. - Shannon Hudson Johnson, Psy.D., clinical psychologist .. . Nothing less than a new myth of who we are becoming: the multiethnic, transnational American family. Well done! - Thomas Larson, author of The Memoir and the Memoirist, The Saddest Music Ever Written, and The Sanctuary of Illness I highly recommend this book for everyone who has negotiated the journey of a devastating loss. -Christine Bowers, M.D., board-certified psychiatrist Intertwined is a must-read, full of grace. -- Kate Hopper, author of Ready for Air and Use Your Words: A Writer's Guide for Mothers Intertwined contains many stories: a mother's agony at the death of a son, her joy in adopting a daughter from South Korea, her pursuit of this daughter who ran away from home, her daughter's reunion with her birth family, and the reconciliation of two mothers of the same child. What unifies these gripping, intertwined tales is the central paradox of parents and children, that 'running away' from those we love can eventually become 'running toward.' -- Steven Harvey, author of The Book of Knowledge and Wonder and senior editor at River Teeth Journal

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Kathleen English Cadmus is a mental health nurse practitioner who earned her MFA in Creative Writing from Ashland (Ohio) University. As a bereaved parent of a son and an adoptive parent of a daughter with bipolar disorder, Kathleen has been active in both the adoption communities and the mental health arenas. She has had her writing published in local newspapers, adoption newsletters, and the nursing anthology Learning to Heal (Kent State University Press, 2018). Kathleen lives in Columbus, Ohio, and is a mother to five children and grandmother to seven.

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