I Will Always Love You Rain or Shine

A s a society we have become terrifically advanced��echnologically speaking. Unfortunately, says author C. C. Wuerl, as a result our children no longer learn appropriate social skills, share eye contact, or communicate openly with their parents. In her beautiful new book,I Will Always Love You Rain or Shine, Wuerl addresses this issue in a loving manner, in hopes of paving the way for open, trusting communication between parent and child. It is vital, as the author indicates, ��o have a venue for open dialogue, free of judgment and accusation,��although this is not, emphatically, the same thing as saying relationships are free of difficulty, or that there are times when either party doesn't like what it hears from the other. What is most important is the security derived from the knowledge that there's someone there you can always talk to��about anything. Equally important is the awareness that you'll always be loved unconditionally��hrough good times and bad, rain or shine.