PRESS
- Podcast Interview: Cynthia is a guest on the Morning Glory podcast with Betsy Graziani Fasbinder
- Podcast Interview: Cynthia is interviewed by Frances Gipson and Kecia Ray on Tech & Learning’s Honor Role podcast
- Podcast Interview: Robin Tamanaha interviews Cynthia on her podcast, “Books Between Sessions.”
- Podcast Interview: Cynthia is a guest on Elizabeth Miller’s Happy Healthy Caregiver program.
- Podcast Interview: Cynthia is re-interviewed a year later by Jana Panarites on her program “The Agewyz Podcast.”
- Interview: Margery Pabst Steinmetz interviews Cynthia on “Caregiver Speaks.”
- Book Review: The Caregiver’s Voice reviews Cynthia’s memoir.
- Book Review: A Bookish Affair reviews Cynthia’s memoir.
- Guest Article: Third Age publishes Cynthia’s article “How to Save Your Marriage After Becoming Your Husband’s Caregiver”
- Book Review: Cynthia’s memoir is reviewed by Reader Views
- Podcast Interview: Colleen Kavanaugh interviews Cynthia on her show The After Life.
- Essay: Stanford Medicine Blog features Cynthia’s essay “The Presence of His Absence” on their website Scope.
- Podcast Interview: Cynthia is interviewed by Jana Panarites on her program ” The Agewyz Podcast.”
- Radio Interview: Jovelyn’s Bistro on “Cover to Cover Open Book” (KPFA, Bay Area) Click to listen.
- Radio Interview: Suzanne Lang’s “A Novel Idea” (KRCB Radio Bay Area – NPR affiliate) Click to listen.
- Radio Interview: Cyrus Webb’s “Conversations Live!” Click to listen.
- Article on Medium: Jennie Nash uses Cynthia’s story in her article “Lessons From a Book Coach”
- Interview: “Women’s Memoirs” interviews Cynthia Lim
EVENTS
2nd Annual Spousal Caregivers’ Symposium, Well Spouse Association
- Where: Virtual
- When: Saturday, May 22, 2021 8:00 – 2:30 PST
- Description: Cynthia will be speaking about “Redefining Life and Marriage After Brain Injury” at the 2nd Annual Spousal Caregivers’ Symposium. To register, visit https://wellspouse.org/events/symposiums/
- Official Website: Click here.
Diesel, A Bookstore – Reading/Signing
- Where: Diesel, A Bookstore – 225 26th Street Santa Monica, CA 90402
- When: Sunday, September 16th, 2018 – 3:00pm PST
- Description: This will be the publication party for Cynthia’s memoir Wherever You Are. Cynthia will be reading/signing from the book and are welcome and encouraged to attend.
- Official Website: Click here.
Vroman’s, Bookstore – Reading/Signing
- Where: Vroman’s Bookstore – 695 E. Colorado Blvd. Pasadena, CA 91101
- When: Sunday, November 25th, 2018 – 2:00pm PST
- Description: Cynthia will be reading/signing from her memoir Wherever You Are. This event is open to the public and will also showcase two other local authors.
- Official Website: Click here.
Cynthia’s Essay in Hope Magazine
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Cynthia’s Memoir as the Cover Story in The Argonaut
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Praise for Wherever You Are
“Wherever You Are answers the question ‘What makes a life worth living?’ […]A beautifully written love story by a courageous woman who finds the capacity to experience joy and love in the face of devastating loss.”
– Maureen Murdock, author of Unreliable Truth: On Memoir and Memory
“…a heartwarming reminder of love, commitment, marriage and how to make your way forward after the unimaginable. Lim’s honest prose and compelling story… is a wonderful account of all of the emotions, heartbreak, acceptance and ultimately small joys that come with a ‘slowed down life.’ As life moves forward for all of us, the lesson is to continually accept the new shape of our lives.”
– Lee Woodruff, author of In An Instant: A Family’s Journey of Love and Healing
“I can’t get this story out of my head. It haunts me. It makes me wonder, Would I be that brave? That strong? That full of joy?”
– Jennie Nash, Founder and Chief Creative Officer, AuthorAccelerator.com
“If you’re a caregiver for someone who has life changing health issues, or know a caregiver, grab this book. With depth and brutal honesty, Cynthia Lim shares her journey and hard-won lessons about life after her husband’s heart attack and resulting brain injury. In this beautifully written memoir she learns gratitude…. Ultimately this is a love story; a marriage and a family that has held fast in spite of overwhelming challenges.”
– Barbara Abercrombie, author of A Year of Writing Dangerously and Kicking in the Wall