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The Reason I Jump from the parents' perspective
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When Alison, a mother of five school aged children, is diagnosed with a rare and incurable cancer she is initially overwhelmed. As a busy working mother she agonises about her future and the effect her treatment regime will have on her family. Then, one of Alison's friends sets u ...
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An unforgettable account of living with Alzheimer's Disease by the partner of a brilliant artist whose mind is collapsing.
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Because sometimes, life is going to suck, and you're going to have to know how to handle it... Life never goes the way we expect it. No matter who you are, you will probably get cancer. Or someone you love will die. Or you'll get divorced. Or some other horrific thing will happen ...
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Arnold Thomas Fanning had his first experience of depression during adolescence, following the death of his mother. Some ten years later, an up-and-coming playwright, he was overcome by mania and delusions. Thus began a terrible period in which he was often suicidal, increasingly ...
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Forget the ignorance, shame and stigma that surround mental illness. If you or a loved one have been diagnosed with bipolar disorder, this book will answer any question you could ever ask.
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A warm, brave, inspiring memoir by much-loved Linda Nolan, on her roller-coaster life and coping with cancer
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Like so many people her age, Harriet threw her thoughts down on a blog. However, her reasons for writing were different from her friends, and it was clear from the outset that she was a writer first and foremost. The Book of Hat captivates the reader with its facility for express ...
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From renowned cardiac surgeon Steven R. Gundry, MD, a revolutionary look at the hidden compounds in healthy foods like fruit, vegetables, and whole grains that are causing us to gain weight and develop chronic disease. Plants actually have an impressive array of defense tactics t ...
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When her own mother died, the author of this book realised how completely unprepared she and her family had been for the experience of companioning a loved who is dying. So she decided to go in search of the information she couldn't find when she most needed it and write the book ...
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