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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A family holiday to a remote tropical island ends with a medic at the door and a syringe cap marked with a code.By morning, Ari Delano's brother recovers. The incident is dismissed as routine. The family returns home.Not long after, Ari begins to unravel.What starts as fatigue and tremor escalates into collapse. Medical records go missing. Test results shift. Symptoms refuse to behave. Each appointment ends the same way: reassurance, discharge, and dismissal. Doctors insist Ari is fine. Her body disagrees. Buried deep within her medical file, alongside the clinical notes and calm explanations, a new designation quietly appears.As Ari searches for answers, medicine reorganises itself around her. Explanations narrow. Diagnoses follow the path of least resistance. Her certainty is questioned, then her memory, then her credibility. When hospitals, specialists, and protocols begin to align, Ari realises she is no longer being treated as a patient, but as a problem to be managed.Drawing on real patient experiences, Room Twelve is a literary psychological thriller about institutional control, denial, and the systemic harm embedded in modern healthcare. It is a story where the body becomes evidence, medicine becomes policy, and doubt is the most dangerous symptom of all.Some rooms heal.This one erases. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Quiet Endurance is James' debut memoir of chronic illness, misdiagnosis, and endurance: a haunting exploration of identity, resilience, and the human need to be believed. At aged 23, James Reginato was a law and commerce student who loved structure, precision and meaning. He found peace in order, whether through flying, study, or music. Life made sense until a trip overseas left him with a severe infection that marked the beginning of a long and confusing decline. What began as physical illness became something far more complicated when doctors could not explain his symptoms. Quiet Endurance is a hauntingly raw recount of his journey through misdiagnosis, disbelief, and the quiet erosion of identity that comes from being treated as a problem instead of a person. It is an intimate account of how a once healthy body can become a source of fear and how the healthcare system can lose sight of the human being behind the data. Through vivid storytelling and careful reflection, James explores the moments that broke him and the small acts of persistence that kept him alive. He writes about the hospitals that misunderstood him, the labels that trapped him, and the eventual discovery of the real conditions that he had been researching all along. Alongside the medical struggle runs a portrait of family, love, and endurance in the face of a system that could not see past its own limits. This memoir is both personal and universal. It speaks to anyone who has been dismissed, doubted, or reduced to an explanation that does not fit. It is about what happens when you are forced to become your own advocate, when survival depends on refusing to be erased. Quiet Endurance is not a story of miracle recovery. It is about the resilience that remains when there is nothing left to prove. It is a record of persistence, truth, and the strength that comes from still being here. DisclaimerThis text includes detailed descriptions of medical treatments, trauma, hospitalisations, severe mental health challenges, suicidal themes, and systemic mistreatment. Reader discretion is advised. This work is based on the author's personal experiences and medical history. Excerpts from medical correspondence and clinical records are drawn from the author's own files and have been reproduced or paraphrased for context. Identifying details of individuals, institutions, and locations have been altered or omitted to protect privacy. These passages are presented in good faith as part of the author's lived experience, and are not intended to criticise or make factual claims about any identifiable person or organisation. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A family holiday to a remote tropical island ends with a medic at the door and a syringe cap marked with a code.By morning, Ari Delano's brother recovers. The incident is dismissed as routine. The family returns home.Not long after, Ari begins to unravel.What starts as fatigue and tremor escalates into collapse. Medical records go missing. Test results shift. Symptoms refuse to behave. Each appointment ends the same way: reassurance, discharge, and dismissal. Doctors insist Ari is fine. Her body disagrees. Buried deep within her medical file, alongside the clinical notes and calm explanations, a new designation quietly appears.As Ari searches for answers, medicine reorganises itself around her. Explanations narrow. Diagnoses follow the path of least resistance. Her certainty is questioned, then her memory, then her credibility. When hospitals, specialists, and protocols begin to align, Ari realises she is no longer being treated as a patient, but as a problem to be managed.Drawing on real patient experiences, Room Twelve is a literary psychological thriller about institutional control, denial, and the systemic harm embedded in modern healthcare. It is a story where the body becomes evidence, medicine becomes policy, and doubt is the most dangerous symptom of all.Some rooms heal.This one erases. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Inspired by real patient experiences and themes from Quiet Endurance: A Memoir A family holiday to a remote tropical island ends with a medic at the door and a syringe cap marked with a code. By morning, Ari Delano's brother recovers. The incident is dismissed as routine. The family returns home. Soon after, Ari begins to unravel. What starts as fatigue and tremor escalates into collapse. Medical records vanish. Test results shift. Symptoms refuse to behave. Every appointment ends the same way: reassurance, discharge, dismissal. Doctors insist Ari is fine. Her body disagrees. Deep within her medical file, a new designation quietly appears. As Ari searches for answers, medicine reorganises itself around her. Explanations narrow. Diagnoses follow the path of least resistance. Her certainty is questioned, then her memory, then her credibility. When hospitals, specialists, and protocols begin to align, Ari realises she is no longer being treated as a patient, but as a problem to be managed. Room Twelve is a literary psychological thriller about institutional control, denial, and the systemic harm embedded in modern healthcare. Some rooms heal. This one erases. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Quiet Endurance is James' debut memoir of chronic illness, misdiagnosis, and endurance: a haunting exploration of identity, resilience, and the human need to be believed.At aged 23, James Reginato was a law and commerce student who loved structure, precision and meaning. He found peace in order, whether through flying, study, or music. Life made sense until a trip overseas left him with a severe infection that marked the beginning of a long and confusing decline. What began as physical illness became something far more complicated when doctors could not explain his symptoms.Quiet Endurance is a hauntingly raw recount of his journey through misdiagnosis, disbelief, and the quiet erosion of identity that comes from being treated as a problem instead of a person. It is an intimate account of how a once healthy body can become a source of fear and how the healthcare system can lose sight of the human being behind the data.Through vivid storytelling and careful reflection, James explores the moments that broke him and the small acts of persistence that kept him alive. He writes about the hospitals that misunderstood him, the labels that trapped him, and the eventual discovery of the real conditions that he had been researching all along. Alongside the medical struggle runs a portrait of family, love, and endurance in the face of a system that could not see past its own limits.This memoir is both personal and universal. It speaks to anyone who has been dismissed, doubted, or reduced to an explanation that does not fit. It is about what happens when you are forced to become your own advocate, when survival depends on refusing to be erased.Quiet Endurance is not a story of miracle recovery. It is about the resilience that remains when there is nothing left to prove. It is a record of persistence, truth, and the strength that comes from still being here.DisclaimerThis text includes detailed descriptions of medical treatments, trauma, hospitalisations, severe mental health challenges, suicidal themes, and systemic mistreatment. Reader discretion is advised. This work is based on the author's personal experiences and medical history. Excerpts from medical correspondence and clinical records are drawn from the author's own files and have been reproduced or paraphrased for context. Identifying details of individuals, institutions, and locations have been altered or omitted to protect privacy. These passages are presented in good faith as part of the author's lived experience, and are not intended to criticise or make factual claims about any identifiable person or organisation.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Inspired by real patient experiences and themes from Quiet Endurance: A MemoirA family holiday to a remote tropical island ends with a medic at the door and a syringe cap marked with a code.By morning, Ari Delano's brother recovers. The incident is dismissed as routine. The family returns home.Soon after, Ari begins to unravel.What starts as fatigue and tremor escalates into collapse. Medical records vanish. Test results shift. Symptoms refuse to behave. Every appointment ends the same way: reassurance, discharge, dismissal. Doctors insist Ari is fine. Her body disagrees. Deep within her medical file, a new designation quietly appears.As Ari searches for answers, medicine reorganises itself around her. Explanations narrow. Diagnoses follow the path of least resistance. Her certainty is questioned, then her memory, then her credibility. When hospitals, specialists, and protocols begin to align, Ari realises she is no longer being treated as a patient, but as a problem to be managed.Room Twelve is a literary psychological thriller about institutional control, denial, and the systemic harm embedded in modern healthcare.Some rooms heal. This one erases.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Quiet Endurance | A Memoir | James D. Reginato (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2025 | James D. Reginato | EAN 9798232570804 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Room Twelve | James D. Reginato | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | James D. Reginato | EAN 9798233295058 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.