Gather & Grow

I wrote a book I never wanted to write.  It shines a light on a part of cancer almost no one talks about: what happens to the caregiver after the crisis appears to end.  Let's start a conversation.

Paul Wayne Pennington is the author of Gut Punch: A Caregiver's LIfe After Normal, a memoir chronicling the emotional collapse and steadfast resilience of a caregiver during his loved one's battle with aggressive cancer.  A law school graduate and entrepreneur, Paul has started companies, worked alongside private equity, and held leadership roles with Make-A-Wish Foundation of Idaho and the Gonzaga Law School Foundation Board.  He currently serves as an adjunct professor at the University of Idaho College of Law.  Paul and Wendi split their time between Idaho and Scottsdale, where they enjoy their four children and three grandchildren.