A Wrenching Look at Alzheimer’s
Twenty years ago Meryl Comer was a successful, Emmy Award–winning business journalist, stunningly beautiful (though she is still that), at the top of her game. And then her world fell apart. At that time, Comer’s husband, Harvey Gralnick, was then fifty-six and the Chief of Hematology and Oncology at NIH. A dashing man who was physically fit, ran five miles each day, ate healthily, read voraciously, was an impeccable dresser, Gralnick was also at the top of his game—or so it seemed to the outside world. But, in reality, he was unraveling.
Cover of Slow Dancing with a Stranger by Meryl Comer.In her book, Slow Dancing with a Stranger, Comer bravely, beautifully details her excruciating journey through the maze of Alzheimer’s, an unforgiving disease.
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