Planting Seeds of Hope Through Story and MemorySeeds of Hope Through Story and Memory

  

Introduction

Welcome, Friend.

I’m so glad you’re here.

My name is Annie Guyton Abrams, and I believe in the quiet power of faith, family, and resilience.
I grew up in the small town of Metcalfe, Georgia — where the fields were wide, the struggles were real, and yet smiles still found a way to bloom.

Through the pages of my life — as a daughter, caregiver, storyteller, and believer — I’ve come to see that every hardship carries a hidden hope, and every memory holds a seed of strength.

Here, I invite you to walk with me through stories of caregiving, country living, and unwavering faith — stories shared in my books, Trending Memories: Daughter’s Account of Caring for a Mother With Dementia and My Face Smiles Through the Fields of Segregation.
Stories that I pray will touch your heart, encourage your journey, and remind you:
You are not alone.
Your story matters.
And hope is always within reach.

Welcome to a place where seeds of hope are planted — and smiles still rise through every field.