A nonfiction writer living in New York City, Andrew Sarewitz, thanks his mother for her strength, tenacity, ability to be compassionate and her phenomenal listening skills. Was Judith a good mom? Well, after eleven years of taking care of his aging mother, Andrew looks back with loving memories as well as regrets.
After decades of working in the art world in some of the most highly regarded galleries in Soho, and throughout NYC, Andrew Sarewitz, has started putting pen to paper for his own nonfiction works. Hear excerpts from his deeply personal story "In The First Person" as well as stories of his relationship with his mother. When it came time to tell his mom something very important, she was in denial, yet his dad was proactive-something that Andrew didn't see coming.
Was it a mom protecting her son? Looking back, Andrew definitely had regrets . Judith always taught Andrew to 'be in the moment'. He appreciated and embraced all the years of taking care of his mom, so when the end came, he was absolutely certain that the two had had a very loving relationship one that he still misses every day.
You'll also hear more about Andrew's writing career regarding workshops and accolades.