Kirkus Review of my memoir Sherry Goes Sane: Living A Life With Schizo-Affective Disorder. “The prose is often beautiful, if harrowing, and readers will have sympathy for Joiner’s utter determination to find a way to live with her condition.” “An affecting hones memoir useful to anyone trying to understand life with psychosis.”
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Snow Angel Luck for February
A wonderful gift of snow for my anniversary.
Snow Angels
Hi Alice couldn’t catch the bus to Eugene so decided to send my angel from Portland.
Snow for my birthday
Hi Julie!!
Working as a certified nurse’s aide
Me being featured as a CNA in the Oregonian with my patient in the 1990’s.
McKayla and Me
Taking care of my great niece McKayla this weekend while her mom recovers from cancer surgery.
My Great Niece McKayla
McKayla age 5 awaits the news about her mom’s surgery
Happy Martin Luther King Jr. Day
A Bit of Preschool nostalgia After starting off the year of 2006, with a New Year’s party, the first holiday the Preschooler’s and I celebrated was Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Love and equality were shared by all in every race and every color of the classroom. I read a condensed version of Dr. King’s dream speech from … Continue reading
Book Reading
I’m delighted to announce that I will have a book reading of Sherry Goes Sane: Living A Life With Schizo-Affective Disorder to Jeana Wheeler’s Bipolar Recovery Group and Jean Duncan’s DBSA Group at the Portland Adventist Hospital, Lower Level Conference, 10123 Se Market Street, Portland Oregon, on February 2, 2014, at 4:15 p.m.
ABOUT Healing
Schizoaffective Disorder and Bipolar Disorder Healing Healing from my torn meniscus surgery at the Karaoke bar. I’m healing from my operation well. It takes about 6 weeks. This is a photo of me at Karaoke night with my famous singer Julie and her friends. I’m keeping my hopes high, and I’m focusing on what … Continue reading
Arts and Writing by Sherry 