<p>Cathy Plantenberg knows firsthand about schizophrenia. Her<br />
oldest sister, Nancy, was held in the grip of this disease and it<br />
changed their family forever.<br />
&ldquo;Nancy Means Grace&rdquo; takes us on a journey through her<br />
sister&rsquo;s decline and into the dark days of schizophrenia. Cathy<br />
tells the story with emotional integrity. She discloses resentments,<br />
fears, and loathing for herself and for her sister. Through the<br />
power of forgiveness, she transforms her relationship with her<br />
sister and herself.<br />
In what was once a tense, strained bond, the sisters and their<br />
family move on to places of true connection and joy. A story of<br />
acceptance, resourcefulness, and forgiveness, the surprising<br />
element of the book is the many lessons Nancy taught Cathy.<br />
&ldquo;Nancy Means Grace&rdquo; may challenge you at times, but it will<br />
also restore your belief that love can conquer disability, disease<br />
and distrust.</p>