In "Once A Man, Twice A Child - The End of An Era," Linda Sparks shares a deeply personal journey through the challenges of caring for her father, who battled Alzheimer's disease. Linda's story begins with the grief and healing that came with her father's decline, a process that forced her to revisit cherished and painful memories. Her story is a touching exploration of the role reversal that often occurs when children must care for aging parents, transforming from caretakers to dependents. Through intense stories, Linda introduces readers to her father, Fred Thomas, a man once known as "Light Bulb" for his brightness. She reflects on his childhood, the hardships his family faced, and the resilience that defined his life. The book highlights the deep impact of Alzheimer's, a cruel disease that erases memories and identities, leaving loved ones struggling to connect with the person they once knew. Linda's heartfelt writing is both a tribute to her father's strength and a beacon of hope for others facing similar struggles. "Once A Man, Twice A Child" is an emotional reminder of the light we can bring to the darkness, as Linda invites readers to find strength, kindness, and common sense in the face of life's toughest challenges. This book is proof of lasting love and the power of family bonds.