The Color of Sunlight: A True Story Of Unconditional Acceptance Between A Rural RN and a Blind, Terminally-Ill Transsexual
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| Rating | : | 4.76 (988 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 145158332X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 400 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-10-10 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Human Spirit & Values" according to Cheryl Cristello. We selected "The Color of Sunlight" to read for our bookgroup thinking that it was principally about a transsexual woman. What we found instead was an absolutely amazing book about the human condition, values, character, spirit and life. While one of the books featured characters is transsexual the f. See the world through different eyes "A true story of unconditional acceptance between a rural RN and a blind, terminally ill transsexual." This is a detailed story of three years in which the subject Mishelle educates the author about what it means to be both blind and transsexual. The story is an epiphany for the author and is quite b. A book that drags on and on. I have red several books on transgender people. This book read more like Fiction. There was too many phone calls to say I love you - almost every 3 or A book that drags on and on. Amazon Customer I have red several books on transgender people. This book read more like Fiction. There was too many phone calls to say I love you - almost every 3 or 4 pages. The amounts of medication that Mishelle took should have killed her. The book sorted of started to drag because it was the same thing over an. pages. The amounts of medication that Mishelle took should have killed her. The book sorted of started to drag because it was the same thing over an
The true story of a rural nurse's journey with her remarkable patient; a blind, terminally-ill transgender woman who teaches her much about compassion, understand and unconditional acceptance. This is not just a story for all who seek to understand the phenomenon of transgender. It's a memoir of a truly unique experience with lessons for all of us.