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This wonderful memoir is all about love: Carole Bayer Sager’s love of life; her love for her mother, family, friends, husbands, lovers, collaborators. Most of all, ‘They’re Playing Our Song’ is about one hugely inventive, kind, super-sensitive writer’s life-long love of the music of life. Carol Bayer Sager throws open the doors to the places in her heart where she brings to life the timeless music of so many fellow lyricists, musicians, composers, artists: Bert Bacharach, Bob Dylan, Marvin Hamlisch, Michael Jackson, Carly Simon, Peter Allen, to name just a few, Her generous gifts overflow with love everlasting. How is the artist's love defined? Among other things, this American music legend has endless, patient respect for the people in her life. You won't be able to put down the book.

The book is well put together when you are fighting immesurable odds on survival. Anne brought home the value of taking initiative for your own battle plan and enventual healing. She points out, there is no magic pill in the doctor's bag. Anne showed what we all need to do in order to beet cancer and heart disease. She assembled a team of professionals that could help her beat the odds. This book answers the question what do you do when the doctor sends you home to die