Antoinette Anthony-Pillai has now lived longer with her brain injury than without it, and is thankful every day for her incredibly supportive family and husband. She has a charming, matter-of-fact writing style and speaks openly about the ups and downs of her day-to-day life.
Antoinette lives in Watford where she attends St Luke’s church.
An inspiring story of courage and strength in the face of adversity.
As a young, dedicated medical student, Antoinette Anthony-Pillai's future was mapped out. But when a routine operation...
The author's candid yet amiable and humorous writing style is easy to read and adds weight to the honesty of the accounts, trials and …
What I appreciate most is its brutal honesty, there's no airbrushing here folks, this is what reality is like for many. I hope she …
if only I could write my account of my brain injury as it might be as helpfull to others as this book has been as …
Her trajectory towards recovery includes the gruelling process of rehabilitation which is given a very personable and real angle...
