There's Nothing Wrong With Her: A Memoir

This memoir is a heart-wrenching tale of an Armenian woman's journey through loss, grief, and dementia.

Elise Souroghlian, the author's mother, survived the 1915 Armenian death march only to face new challenges in her later years.

As her Alzheimer's disease progresses, Elise's daughter offers a poignant account of caring for a dependent parent from afar.

The book provides an intimate look at the struggles of elder care and the complexities of family dynamics.

With sensitivity and empathy, M.B.

Yakoubian shares her mother's story, highlighting the resilience and strength of this remarkable woman.

Readers will be moved by Elise's journey and inspired by her unwavering spirit in the face of adversity.