In Two Suitcases, Julia shares her poignant journey into the world of Alzheimer's disease--a journey that transcends mere caregiving. Over four years of caring for her mother, Julia documented the highs and lows, the heartaches and triumphs as they navigated the labyrinth of memory loss together.

But this isn't just a story about Alzheimer's; it's a story about love, resilience, and the human spirit. Julia grapples with profound questions:

False memories, real emotions. How do you manage a person whose memories are false yet the emotions behind them are achingly real? When your loved one believes you're trying to harm them with prescribed medication, how do you respond?

The forgotten birthday. What happens when your mother believes it's her birthday and her disappointment pierces your heart because there's no cake to celebrate? Julia's struggle is universal: how to honor the past while navigating the present.

Hope in hidden sacrifices. While this book doesn't offer easy answers, it does offer hope--a hope that transcends the mundane and points to a loving God who sees the sacrifices made in hidden places, a God who rewards those sacrifices with peace and joy.

Two Suitcases is an honest, vulnerable account that will make you laugh one moment and shed tears the next. It's a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the power of love in the face of adversity.