Sherlyn Powell opens up about her love and devotion to her family and the overwhelming repercussion when communication breaks down. Heartbroken and distraught she learns to release her prayer and realize with faith God would reunite her family.
At her desk by the window, seeking ideas from the kittens romping in the garden below.
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In 1956 at the age of 20 I received a BS in Occupational Therapy from NY University. I returned years later to complete a PhD in Occupational Therapy in 1986. My career in OT spanned many years, working with patients of every description, then turning to teaching, administration and writing.
Having written several text books on occupational therapy, and a regular column on therapeutic activities in a professional publication since 1994, I began a column on writing memoirs. This quickly morphed into my own memoir of my childhood and young adulthood in Brooklyn in the 1940’s and 50’s, published this year as Brooklyn Roots: A tale of pickles and egg creams.
Personal reviews I received on the book have been requesting (sometimes demanding) that I continue the story, which I have begun to do. So far, so good.
Birth Place
Brooklyn, NY USA
Accomplishments
Fellow, American Occupational Therapy Association
Award of Merit, NJ Occupational Therapy Assn.
Past President, NJ Occupational Therapy Assn.
American Editor, Israeli J of Occup. Therapy
World's Who's Who of Women
Visiting Professor, U of Puerto Rico
American Publishing Who's Who
Who's Who in Medicine and Health Care
Great Women of the 20th Century
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