title: Her Brightness In The Darkness: A Memoir of Tragedy, Hope and Triumph
author: Lois Sack
description: Author Lois Sack is a mother, wife, and was a public relations counselor and a newspaper reporter. She writes almost every day. One of her children died and there isn't a day when she doesn't think about her many times. She left a hole in her heart. Everything she does, she thinks how it would be different if Jody was still with her. Lois Sack says, "In some form, Jody does exist as she reminds me of the many frustrating and funny incidents, coping with her blindness. She provides brightness in the darkness of her world. I would love to inspire and entertain readers with Jody's adventures and how she managed to regain happiness and confidence through hard work.
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  # The Story Of Julia Page
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  ### Kathleen Norris
  
  
  This page copyright © 2002 Munsey's.
  
  
  http://www.munseys.com
  
  PART ONE
  
  
    
  CHAPTER I
  
  
    
  CHAPTER II
  
  
    
  CHAPTER III
  
  
    
  CHAPTER IV
  
  
    
  CHAPTER V
  
  
    
  CHAPTER VI
  
  
    
  CHAPTER VII
  
  
    
  CHAPTER VIII
  
  
  PART TWO
  
  
    
  CHAPTER I
  
  
    
  CHAPTER II
  
  
    
  CHAPTER III
  
  
    
  CHAPTER IV
  
  
    
  CHAPTER V
  
  
    
  CHAPTER VI
  
  
    
  CHAPTER VII
  
  
    
  CHAPTER VIII
  
  
    
  CHAPTER IX
  
  
  
      
  
  
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  ## PART ONE
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  ### CHAPTER I
  
  
  
  
  
    
  To Emeline, wife of George Page, there came slowly, in her
  
  
  thirtieth year, a sullen conviction that life was monstrously unfair.
  
  
  From a resentful realization that she was not happy in her marriage,
  
  
  Emeline's mind went back to the days of her pert, precocious childhood
  
  
  and her restless and discontented girlhood, and she felt, with a sort
  
  
  of smouldering fury, that she had never been happy, 