Words cannot express how much I enjoyed your book. I listened to you - loved hearing your words in your voice - and there were many times where I did not want to shut off the car. I was enthralled by your story and not surprised that religious work in not altruistic. Your struggle between your own values, which I believe were pure to the mission, and those of the sisterhood, were stark and not too different from what happens in big bureaucracies - mission takes a backseat to personal agends. You have a wonderful story and it is far bigger than one of religion - everyone would benefit from reading your book. Thank you for putting your experience down in words and for being who you are!
Pam Diamantis lives in New Hampshire where she is a principal at Curbstone Financial and serves on the boards of the Currier Museum of Art, the Greater Manchester YMCA, the Heritage United Way and the Women's Fund of NH.