Author Therese Crutcher-Marin
I believe we learn best through stories; whether the story is shared orally, in 
writing, theatrically, artistically through many mediums, painting, film, architecture, glass, ceramics, etc.
“Stories have power. They delight, enchant, touch, teach, recall, inspire, motivate, challenge. They help us understand. They imprint a picture on our minds. Want to make a point or raise an issue? Tell a story.” — Janet Litherland
Don’t be afraid to write your story. It’s important and you never know how your story will affect other people. Why is storytelling important?
We Can Never Lose Hope………
Author Therese Crutcher-Marin Author Website: http://www.theresecrutchermarin.com
Watching Their Dance, an inspiration love story while living in the shadow of 
Huntington’s disease. 100% of the proceeds from the book is being donated to the nonprofit, HDSA.
This except from Watching Their Dance: Three Sisters, a Genetic Disease and Marrying into a Family At Risk for Huntington’s takes place in Sept. 1980 just after John and I returned from our honeymoon. My mom and grandmother were visiting and helping me set up our new apartment in Cirby Woods Apt. complex in Roseville California.
together. Little would they know the challenge that lay quietly beneath our joy. Every day, I consciously reminded myself to live in the present. It was the small stuff I savored: waking up next to John, seeing him every night, eating dinner together, talking about our day, feeling his arms around me. Those moments were precious, and I selfishly saved them just for me.”
