Mary and Me - Cotton, Robyn
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A novel, based on personal experience. Mary lives with Parkinson's disease in the early nineteenth century. Rose has it in the twenty-first century. Separated by two hundred years their experiences are vastly different, reflecting the change in attitudes and understanding. Rose's fictional story is inspired by the author's own experience of living with Parkinson's. It is deeply personal and honest and will take you on an emotional rollercoaster, from the shock of diagnosis to hope and resilience. This journey illustrates the importance of responding positively to a life with a debilitating…mehr

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A novel, based on personal experience. Mary lives with Parkinson's disease in the early nineteenth century. Rose has it in the twenty-first century. Separated by two hundred years their experiences are vastly different, reflecting the change in attitudes and understanding. Rose's fictional story is inspired by the author's own experience of living with Parkinson's. It is deeply personal and honest and will take you on an emotional rollercoaster, from the shock of diagnosis to hope and resilience. This journey illustrates the importance of responding positively to a life with a debilitating disease. Mary and Me provides a novel approach to unpacking Parkinson's and the mix of emotions that may accompany it.
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Robyn Cotton grew up in South Taranaki and studied at Massey University, before embarking on her "O.E." to the UK. Settling back in NZ, she enjoyed a career in the dairy industry before becoming a management consultant and director. Inspired by her own experiences, she explored her interest in creative writing and launched her first novel A Skylark Flies. She followed up with her second book Mary & Me, also based on personal experience. Her third book The Jibe is her first mystery story.She now enjoys life on the Hibiscus Coast where she can indulge her love of sailing while exploring the beautiful Hauraki Gulf.Robyn is a Christian living with Parkinson's disease and likes nothing more than spending quality time with family and friends. Her other interests include photography, travel, various sports and exploring Aotearoa New Zealand's natural environment.