A moving documentation of how Bob Woodruff?s brain injury from an IED in Iraq affected their lives and the lives of their children, family and friends.

I saw Bob(Robert)Woodruff interviewed on television talking about the numbers of soldiers coming back from serving in Iraq etc, with traumatic brain injury. He has had an amazing recovery but it's not like that for everyone. Wiki article on Woodruff here; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Woodruff

TV reporter Bob Woodruff was critically injured by a bomb in Iraq. He and his wife tell their story about his road to recovery. I'm not a big fan of memoirs about a life event. Sometimes they're great, but they just aren't my style. Lee and Bob retrace the early days of their marriage when they moved from China to various states as Bob moved up the media food chain. They went through an incredible ordeal, but kept everything in perspective by sharing stories about families who weren't as fortunate as they were. ( )

This was an excellent book detailing Bob's recovering from the traumatic brain injury he suffered in Iraq, as well as weaving in elements of their courtship, marriage, and subsequent life. The only criticism I have is that sometimes the jumps between present time and past events were confusing. ( )

Absolutely one of the best books I have ever read. It's a story of war and injuries suffered from war, but more importantly it's a story of courage, love, strength, family, friends, and faith. Thank you so much Lee & Bob! ( )