Sherry Gervacio
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Sherry Gervacio, affectionately known to family and friends as "Chu-Chu," was born in North Kingston, Rhode Island. When she was three months old, Sherry and her family moved to Honolulu, Hawaii, where as a young girl she excelled in school, dreamt of becoming a pediatrician and spent her summers vacationing in the Philippines.
At seventeen, Sherry suffered a sudden cardiac and respiratory arrest. After weeks of tests and a biopsy, she was diagnosed with Reducing Body Myopathy, a rare form of muscular dystrophy which has left her wheelchair and ventilator dependent.
Returning home after a six-month hospitalization, Sherry graduated from high school with honors and enrolled at Kapiolani Community College. Three years later, the gradual progression of her illness forced her to abandon her studies.
Unable to speak, relying only on hand gestures and her computer to communicate, Sherry has found her voice in poetry. Poignant and inspiring, Journey Of My Heart documents a young woman's journey and triumph through faith and the love of family.
You can start placing orders again on Tuesday, July 6, 2010.
Thank you for your understanding. **************************************************************
Sherry Gervacio, affectionately known to family and friends as "Chu-Chu," was born in North Kingston, Rhode Island. When she was three months old, Sherry and her family moved to Honolulu, Hawaii, where as a young girl she excelled in school, dreamt of becoming a pediatrician and spent her summers vacationing in the Philippines.
At seventeen, Sherry suffered a sudden cardiac and respiratory arrest. After weeks of tests and a biopsy, she was diagnosed with Reducing Body Myopathy, a rare form of muscular dystrophy which has left her wheelchair and ventilator dependent.
Returning home after a six-month hospitalization, Sherry graduated from high school with honors and enrolled at Kapiolani Community College. Three years later, the gradual progression of her illness forced her to abandon her studies.
Unable to speak, relying only on hand gestures and her computer to communicate, Sherry has found her voice in poetry. Poignant and inspiring, Journey Of My Heart documents a young woman's journey and triumph through faith and the love of family.
