Dodging Dandelions: A Memoir of Love, Loss, and Acceptance

Life Can Be Full Of Dandelions and Sometimes All You Can Do Is Dodge Them. "You can do nothing, you can dig them out, or you can use chemicals to eliminate them. But chances are, as time goes by, more dandelions will appear." That's what Ron Richards and his wife, Sara, were told along with the news that cancer had returned. But her cancer was just one of the problems they would face. Told from a uniquely male point of view, Dodging Dandelions gives a starkly honest account of how one family chose to take the high road through multiple bouts with cancer, a child's mental health issues, and other obstacles that sometimes seemed insurmountable. This personal and memorable story: -Presents a rare view from a husband's perspective on his wife's illness, -Inspires with a true story of challenge and everyday heroism, and -Offers hope to those who seek to find the internal strength to keep moving forward.

Author: Ron Richards
Publisher: Mitchell Canyon Communications
Published: 11/16/2013
Pages: 328
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.92lbs
Size: 8.50h x 5.51w x 0.73d
ISBN: 9780989914406

About the Author
While Dodging Dandelions is his first book, Ron Richards has been a writer, professional communicator and public relations executive for more than 30 years. The Ohio native has spent much of his career working in sports and entertainment but he also has held communications and PR leadership positions at major consumer product companies, in the media and in healthcare. When not writing, Richards works with clients through his Castle Rock, Colorado-based Mitchell Canyon Communications practice. He received a journalism degree from Colorado State University and earned his master's degree in Sports Administration from Ohio University. Richards and his wife, Lisa, split time living between Denver's southern suburbs and Lakewood Ranch, Florida.

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