Tunnel of Vision

Renee recalls her earliest memory in the year 1959, at the age of four. This nonfiction account of the emotional heartbreaking, heartwarming episodes of a dysfunctional family raised with five other siblings emerges.

There are heartbreaking truths of mental, physical, sexual, alcohol and drug abuse which stemmed fron the early 1950's into the late 1990's. Unfortunately, this family has an entangled web of insane and immortal behavior; which is an inheritance for all the siblings.

Heartwarming, because the children's love for one another held them together during their childhood. Renee's love for her outcast father kept her hopes high. Ironically, she emerges from the struggles of abuse into faith that embraces her with love, kindness and guidance only God can transform.