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

The Next Andventure: Time To Meet The Editor

Next week, I hope to start working with an editor on the first draft of the first chapters of The Health-Care Survivor’s Story. I am looking forward to receiving the first feedback about what I have written, so far, but I must admit it makes me a little nervous.

Until now, My Serrapeptase Adventure has been a deeply personal journey, which I have been privileged to share, in short excerpts, via my blog, on radio, in articles, and even in someone else’s book; Robert Redfern’s, The ‘Miracle’ Enzyme Is Serrapeptase (2009). The prospect of sharing my story in more detail is exciting, but giving it to someone to edit is somewhat daunting. Continue Reading

The Health-Care Survivor’s Story: First Draft Expected

I hope to have a first draft of the first four chapters of The Health-Care Survivor’s Story, ready for proofreading and initial editing by the end of February 2014.

The First Four Chapters

The first four chapters of the book tell the full story of My Serrapeptase Adventure in much greater detail than is provided by the website, by setting my story in it’s medical context, in order to explain my recovery from the damage inflicted, first by cerebral palsy, then, by a toxic cocktail of prescription medication, and in turn, how my recovery enabled my improved eyesight and visual perception.

Later Chapters

Since the allopathic medical system suggested that my eyesight and visual perception were irreparably damaged by cerebral palsy, later chapters will examine how any improvement has been possible, and why the conventional ‘wisdom’ of western, pharmaceutically  dominated medicine makes doctors and other specialists so unwilling to recognise the true healing potential of the human body, when it is given the right environment and nutrition. Continue Reading

My Serrapeptase Adventure: Four Life-Changing Years

Mike Tawse:
The Health-Care Survivor
Welcome

My Serrapeptase Adventure is the remarkable story 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.

My Serrapeptase Adventure charts the four life-changing years in which I discovered that many of the symptoms from which Serrapeptase has rescued me were, in fact, understood, and even expected, side effects of  prescription medications

When I first heard people describing my return to naturally sustained good health and then Serrapeptase itself, as a ‘miracle,’ I was concerned. Continue Reading