Linda Rempel and Dyck Zimmerman, Betty Mae

"Loss is a part of every person's life. How one responds to loss is what makes
the difference between hope and despair. In 1928, at the age of twelve, Linda
Zimmerman lost the normal use of several limbs to polio. The 'Dirty Thirties'
didn't keep Linda from learning, however. She taught herself to do handicrafts
and play the piano - in spite of deformed hands. She learned to walk again -
not once, but several times throughout her life. Later, Linda became a
professional music instructor." --back cover… (meer)