“This book kept me spellbound. I immediately read all the way through. Sally has put into words things I’ve felt but never expressed, even to myself. I cried through the beginning chapters, but finished with a profound understanding of a torturous journey well negotiated. At the end of the book, I was smiling too. Bravo. Beautiful writing.” —Kate Johnson
“Be inspired by this poignant account of one woman’s struggle for health and faith—and the tireless devotion of family. Smiling Again is a compelling read with something for everyone . . . Expect to be encouraged, perhaps cry, and even smile as you follow Sally on her journey of healing and rediscovery.” —Peter DeHaan, PhD
About the Author
Sally Stap is a writer living in Michigan. She began her writing careerafter brain surgery and a long, ongoing recovery brought her Information Technology career to a halt. During her years as an IT consultant,Sally published magazine articles on outsourcing and pharmaceuticalregulatory issues and spent a considerable part of her careerinterpreting information technology jargon for business organizationsthrough written documentation and oral presentations. Struggling withhead pain, facial paralysis, and single-sided deafness, she turned towriting to capture her experience. Her right brain, subservient to herleft brain throughout her career, now regularly finds a voice throughwriting, as Sally strives to interpret her emotions and experiencesthrough words.
Sally is a member of the Kalamazoo ChristianWriter's critique group and the Wordweavers and FaithWritersorganizations near her home in Michigan.