"No One Said Life Was Fair" a memoir by Mary Kate DeCraene

“No One Said Life Was Fair” is a humorous and poignant memoir about growing up in an alcoholic family. Written by Mary Kate DeCraene.

Excerpt from the back cover:

In March, 1995 an emergency room doctor told Dad he only had twelve hours to live if he did not have his leg amputated. He refused to have the surgery. As my sisters and I sat helplessly in the waiting room at Cook County Hospital pondering his fate I could not help but wonder, “How the hell did we get here?”

Please join me as I recall the crazy times we had together, Dad’s insane antics, and his pearls of wisdom. Fasten your seat belts ladies and gentlemen it is going to be a “Bumpy” ride!

Quote:

“Being the child of an alcoholic is like being the only person awake in the back seat of a car, while the rest of the occupants sleep peacefully—the car careens out of control and flies off the side of a cliff.”

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