Mary

About the Book

Samuel and his wife, Mary, have a truly unbelievable story of real love for each other. This has been proved time and again by what fate has dealt them throughout their forty-three, going on forty-four, years of marriage. This is a remarkable story of how they handled each and every obstacle that they had to face together, Mary with her multiple sclerosis and Samuel with his cancer and being Mary’s primary caregiver for forty-some years. It is a survivor’s story that shows and proves that when someone really loves someone, nothing can stop them when it comes to that person’s well-being. In addition, this book was written to help anyone who is currently a caregiver to know that they are not alone and to teach them how to handle the problems associated with being a caregiver. It is forty-three years of experience to help understand and handle just about every situation involved with being the caregiver of anyone with any condition at all. As you will see for yourself in this book, Samuel has professed his love for his wife, Mary, since the day they were married and has proved it over and over every single day since they have been together and still does to this very day. Samuel not only believes but has proved it over and over that when you really and truly love someone, anything and everything is attainable.

About the Author

Samuel was born on August 12, 1948. He was born and raised in South Philadelphia by his loving parents, Margaret and Daniel Sbraccia. Since his birth, he was taught the values of helping others and those in need and never forgetting where he came from no matter what levels in life he may attain. With this in mind, he has risen to his current position of president of a multimillion-dollar association that he currently represents, located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He is respected by everyone who knows him because of his love for his wife, daughter, and three granddaughters. He is a very charitable person and never says no to someone in need. He believes that by helping those in need, he is not only helping them but also helping himself by making him a better person. He remembers when, as a child, his family experienced many hard times and when his father worked not one job but three at the same time to give and provide for his family everything that they needed. Samuel surely proves that he himself is made from the same mold as his father, Daniel.