I Don't Know Your Name But I Know I Love You

I Don’t Know Your Name But I Know I Love You is an evocative and poignant work that will reach straight into the heart and soul of every reader. It should be a must read for every person who is dealing with family members or friends who are suffering from the dreaded afflictions of Alzheimer’s Disease, as well as by anyone who appreciates a true story of courage, love and family. Spencer Tatchell was a splendid athlete, a war hero and above all a gentle and caring man. He was a loving father and husband, whose humorous, compassionate and caring ways earned him the love and respect of all those people fortunate enough to have known him. Alzheimer’s Disease offers little mercy to those afflicted, nor to their families. However, ‘I Don’t Know Your Name’ offers hope and closure, as a large family joined their father and husband during the final journey of his life. Somehow, someway, Spencer Tatchell’s innate humanity, love and dignity could not be suppressed by the disease.. Although Alzheimer’s took his life, it could not conquer his spirit, nor his connection to his family. He and his family’s journey though his Alzheimer’s affliction offers hope, humor and dignity to others caught up in similar circumstances. ‘I Don’t Know Your Name’ is quite simply a revelation of the triumph of the human spirit in the face of irrevocable odds. It is a deeply moving story of a great man and his wonderful family. It is a lesson in respect, love and humility for us all.