Terry Dee

They say that, you cannot teach an old dog new tricks... well, thank goodness I am not an old dog...
So, why write this story now? Well, ten years ago, at the age of fifty-three, my wife, Sheila, got early onset dementia, Alzheimer's disease.
Then I had an accident that broke my arm and collar bone.
So, at the age of sixty-three, I finally sat down, and with one finger I tapped at the keyboard.
Writing has now become my therapy; it got me over the bad thoughts, an escapism from the illness that my wife is going through.
When I am writing, there is no real world, just the ones I am in with my characters.