Elephants and Me versus PTSD

About the Book

Suzy Conner had always been told that elephants don’t forget. Even if you are given shock treatments your memories do come back. Fifty years later, was she losing all hope and faith in God? “No, I cannot lose my faith in you, Lord, You got me this far.” “Go for a walk, Suzy.” Throwing her camping gear in the trunk of her car, she drove until the car was out of gas to a forest path in Tennessee where she found a deer that guided her way. This is Suzy’s story of coming back confronting herself, the past trials, tribulations, and her own faith in God who had fed her Tidbits of info and knowledge over the last fifty years so she would have the wisdom to battle to keep her sanity and not lose it this time like she did when she was a child. The title Elephants and Me is based on truth: I have always wondered does that make me part elephant, because I couldn’t forget either.

About the Author

Hello, my name is Rhonda. I live in northwest Arkansas in a 150-year-old farmhouse with my husband Larry. Together we raised three terrific sons. In the twenty-seven years we have been together, my husband and I have helped each other combat many obstacles. One of the major obstacles we combated side by side brought about this book titled Elephants and Me. This book is based on truth. I am fifty-seven years young but sometimes feel as old as the house my husband and I live in. Times are hard for us all, so we plant vegetables and herbs in the garden. I was diagnosed with MS at age eighteen and years later with osteoporosis. My husband is now on his second pacemaker/defibrillator. On December 16, 2009 I finally quit smoking for the sake of my health and my husband’s.