forget me nots canterbury kent (3 results)

Paperback. Condition: Very Good Plus. First Edition, First Printing. VG+. First Edition, First Printing. Paperback. SIGNED BY TWO OF THE CONTRIBUTORS, SUFFERERS OF DEMENTIA, CHRIS RYAN AND CELIA RIGDEN (aka "B de Frene"), without dedication on half-title page. Signings read, ; 'HAPPY READING/CHRIS RYAN' and 'Celia Rigden/(aka "B de Frene")'. 256pp. A collection of writings by a number of sufferers of dementia. This collection of life writing will take you on a journey through life's weird and wonderful moments, its joys and pains, the hilarious the tragic. Each writer has a diagnosis of dementia. Join them, as they welcome you into their world and share some of the stories of their lives with honesty, humour and warmth. Light and minor wear to corners; else a very good plus copy of a SCARCE first edition, first printing SIGNED BY TWO OF THE CONRTRIBUTORS. Signed by Authors, Chris Ryan And Celia Rigden.

Paperback. Condition: Near Fine. First Edition. NrF. First edition. Paperback. SIGNED BY AUTHOR, without dedication on title-page. Signing reads, 'Best Wishes/Keith (with happy face doodle)'. 356pp. Illustrated with photographs. On New Year's Eve 2010, Keith Oliver was told by a doctor that he had Alzheimer's Disease. He was just 55, the head of a thriving primary school, a husband, father and grandfather. It was a life-changing moment, he and his wife Rosemary, took a walk along the beach to absorb the news. Keith turned to her and said, 'One door closes, and one door will open'. In the years since diagnosis, this initial response has proven true again and again. This book is the story of Keith's life before, during and since receiving his diagnosis, told not just by Keith, but by the health professionals, friends and family who know him best. A near fine copy of a SCARCE first edition SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR. Signed by Author.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good Plus. First Edition. VG+. First edition. Paperback. SIGNED BY AUTHOR, without dedication on title-page. Signing reads, 'Best Wishes/Keith Oliver'. 356pp. Illustrated with photographs. On New Year's Eve 2010, Keith Oliver was told by a doctor that he had Alzheimer's Disease. He was just 55, the head of a thriving primary school, a husband, father and grandfather. It was a life-changing moment, he and his wife Rosemary, took a walk along the beach to absorb the news. Keith turned to her and said, 'One door closes, and one door will open'. In the years since diagnosis, this initial response has proven true again and again. This book is the story of Keith's life before, during and since receiving his diagnosis, told not just by Keith, but by the health professionals, friends and family who know him best. Some dusting to edges; else a very good plus copy of a SCARCE first edition SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR. Signed by Author.