A Journey Home

As the once-strong patriarch of the family succumbs to the late stages of Parkinson's disease, his son, Alex, finds himself grappling with a whirlwind of emotions—anger, sorrow, guilt, and a desperate yearning for closure. The story begins with Alex returning to his childhood home, a place filled with memories of his father's vigor and the unshakable bond they once shared. However, now it is a house overshadowed by the cruel reality of his father's decline.
Alex's anger is palpable, not directed at his father but at life itself—at the unfairness of a disease that has robbed his father of his dignity. He struggles to reconcile the image of the man who once taught him how to fish, fix cars, and face the world, unable to speak or move freely.
Slowly, he opens up during their one-sided conversations, pouring out his heart while holding his father's trembling hand. He speaks of his love, his anger, and his longing for forgiveness—not knowing if his father can hear him but hoping against hope that he can.
This poignant story is a heartfelt exploration of grief, forgiveness, and the unbreakable bonds between a father and son. It delves into the raw realities of watching a loved one succumb to illness while seeking redemption and peace amid the shadows of despair.

Born and raised in Tacoma, Washington, Donnie Wolf has always believed in the power of storytelling. His journey through watching his dad battle with Parkinson's disease has shaped his voice and perspective on life. This book is a testament to his resilience and a tribute to his father