Delirium

The horrors of the pandemic’s sickness, death, and the incomprehensible long shut-ins that people have had to endure, along with the strife of Black Lives Matter and political turmoil, were unrelenting in their multiple waves of despair. It kept slamming us down over and over again, not letting us rise to our feet or get a mental grip of what is right and wrong, who is friend or foe, spinning us out of control with ourselves and others.

Putting pieces of my soul on paper during these last 10 months, making words try to find answers to this frenzy we are going through, was a quest as confusing as the events happening all around us right now. But I had to try.

The result was Delirium. Please absorb and enjoy.

Roseann was born on the east side of Detroit to parents of an autoworker and homemaker. She has been married to her husband, Jim, a Vietnam vet, for over 48 years and has two adult married sons, a teenage granddaughter, and two grown step-grandsons.Roseann was a homemaker until she received a licensed veterinary technician degree in her 40s and worked as a tech in private practice for 12 years and then 12 years at Leader Dogs for the blind in Rochester, MI.Both Roseann and her husband are now retired and enjoy walking their dogs, spending time at their cottage in Canada, and being with their family as much as possible.This is Roseann’s first book to be published.