Inge Kyler: 3 books

"In this busy world of rock stars and athletic idols and such, we sometimes forget that we, too, can make a difference in someone elses life no matter what our own situation might be. It is easy to fall into the trap of being self centered, and yet by our very own actions and deeds, we can truly...

Inge Logenburg Kyler and her husband live in Michigan in an old farmhouse on eighteen acres. They both enjoy hiking the trails around their property, planting a huge vegetable garden, and taking care of the little animals that from time to time come to live with them. They have three grown children. An accomplished prize winning poet, she writes a monthly article for a local paper, Flashes.

Crickets Are Chirping But No One Can Hear Them is a book meant to be helpful to persons dealing with family members diagnosed with dementia. Uplifting and humorous in places, it encourages caregivers to remain optimistic and cheerful despite what seems to be insurmountable obstacles. No one looks...