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E.P. Baptiste-Cox is a freelance writer. She and her husband, Curtis, a retired neurosurgeon, live in Laguna Niguel, California. They have four sons: Neil, Brian, David, and Kevin.
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Jean had been feeling ill for a few months. Finally, in February of 2007, she called her sister-in-law E.P. Baptiste-Cox in the United States from her home in the United Kingdom to tell her that a diagnosis had finally been made—Jean had blood cancer. She began a long and rigorous cancer treatment to help restore her health, but after months of hospitalization, and not responding to treatment, Jean was told there was nothing more her doctor could do for her, and he sent her home to live her last days. Disappointed and no doubt forlorn, she went home and made phone calls to all of her family members to relay the upsetting news. When Jean’s condition turned from bad to worse, E.P. Baptiste-Cox went to visit her beloved sister-in-law at her home in England. Jean showered her with many gifts while she was there, including a lovely jewelry box. But just three weeks after returning home from the hospital, Jean’s battle with cancer ended in June 2009, just ten days after her “sister” returned to the United States. Ring of Remembrance is a heart-warming story about the love from one sister to another, and it’s a gentle reminder that the love in our hearts can illuminate our lives and the lives of others, long after our physical body is released and our soul is safely in God’s hands.Outskirts Press Review
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