Introducing The Health-Care Survivor’s Story

I am still developing the ideas for the book, but I can say that it tells the full story of the four life-changing years of My Serrapeptase Adventure, and of “The ‘Miracle’ Enzyme”, *Serrapeptase, which gave me back my life in January 2006. It is a great, continuing, health adventure, enabled by the sharing of information on the internet, the airwaves and in print. It is a story of personal determination, inspired by the kindness of people around the world.

Since I learnt about *Serrapeptase, *Curcumin, •MaxiFocus, *Hydrosol Silver and other natural products, I have been able to move away from medically controlled symptoms, towards naturally sustained good health. Continue Reading

Introducing The Disability Maze Books

The Disability Maze Books is a series of books poses a number of significant questions and explores several specific answers as well as ways of thinking, which encourage innovative responses to the challenges of the positive assessment of the individual needs of people with disabilities.

When I started work on these books, colleagues and friends asked me if I wanted to replace the assessment systems with which we are all familiar, with one of my own. Many of them also wanted to know where my focus would be set. Would I concentrate on the fields of education, social-care, or the health system?

My hope is to encourage a holistic, positive, approach to the assessment of individual needs. Continue Reading

2007: The Year The World Looked Different

2007 has been a fantastic year! A year in which the tiniest detail became a visual feast and the awe-inspiring beauty of open spaces was shown to me with crystal clarity for the first time in my life. It is inspiring to see that the glint in the eye of a smiling friend is as beautiful as the best-known natural wonders of the world.

January proved to be a quiet start to 2007, but steady improvements continued.

I have been thrilled that the improvements in my eyesight, which I reported in November (2006), have been sustained. I have also found a slight but helpful improvement in the usefulness of my right (weaker) eye. Continue Reading

2009: A Year Of Stability And Growing Confidence

This year has been one in which my medical condition has remained stable, with minor improvements, but it has been one in which my confidence has grown.

January 3rd marked the first full day of the fourth year of My Serrapeptase Adventure.

February 18th was another milestone. It was the first full day of my fourth year, free from the ‘toxic cocktail,’ popularly known as prescription medication.

I continue to be inspired by the fact that Serrapeptase began to free me from my symptoms within hours, and then, within weeks, from the medications, which I now believe may have been known and expected to cause or worsen them. Continue Reading

2008: The Unexpected Becomes An Accepted Part Of Every Day

At the beginning of a bright new year, I found myself looking forward to the opportunities, which lay ahead, and to the challenges through which I would continue to learn on my way towards reaching them. 2008 was a year in which the unexpected became an accepted part of every day. It was another year free of toxins — a life to be lived and not just survived.

January: 3rd January 2008 was the second anniversary of the first time I took Serrapeptase or the first day of my third year of adventure. This was a day I could not have expected to see just a few short years ago. However, my Serrapeptase Adventure has shown me repeatedly how thrilling life can be when predictions are proved wrong and the unexpected becomes an accepted part of every day. Continue Reading

2006: The Year I Got My Life Back!

2006 was a fantastic year for me, filled with a great health adventure, which I have called My Serrapeptase Adventure, which continues to this day. 2006 was the year I got my life back! It was the year I learnt about a ‘Miracle Enzyme,’ called Serrapeptase, and it was a year filled with the kindness and support of people from around the world.

On 3rd January 2006, following careful and detailed research, I started to take Serrapeptase. No one expected the fantastic improvement in my health, which began within just two days and continues to amaze me and all those who know me.

January: I first took Serrapeptase on 3rd January 2006, and I was a little sceptical, but not for long! Continue Reading

Writing Before I Could Read

Many readers have complimented me on my ability to write with ‘eloquence’, ‘humour’, and ‘clarity’, in the face of the daily challenge of overcoming my disability, which has delayed the completion of my books.

Thank you to everyone for your kindness. Whatever talent I may have for writing is, in many ways. The gift of many other people’s patience, as well as my own. It is a story which will be familiar to some, but surprising to others.

My love of words is one of my Mum and Dad’s few lasting gifts to me. They both encouraged me to write, but my Dad was the eloquent one, with almost perfect grammar, and spelling, which I have never had. Continue Reading