A note from Gail:
In Our Prime.
Most uses of the word prime have positive connotations—the best time of our lives for this phrase. Some years ago, I remember sensing that my next decade would be especially productive. What I didn’t know? These years would also be quite painful.
I did everything possible to avoid having my hip replaced, because this invasive operation goes against the grain. Have a part of your body replaced?
After all kinds of remedies, including stem cell injections, I succumbed to surgery. The “miracle stories” did not prove true for me. Successful surgery led to a long recovery period. Then last winter, in two different falls as I walked to stay healthy, I broke my humerus and my femur. Needless to say, more surgery and more long recoveries. But now I’m in PT and getting stronger by the day.
So much has happened in my writing life during this period—two whirlwind book launches and several new author friends. Being able to write when I couldn’t do much else made a huge difference, and I’m so very grateful. Now I’m looking forward to the release of my very first cozy mystery—set in World War II, of course, and scheduled for a February release.
In my prime? Yes, even though it’s a mixed bag!
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