Robin met his wife, Shoko, on the way to India where they lived and worked for 20 years before moving to London.
Robin trained church and community leaders in India and the UK, in cross-cultural understanding, leadership development and wholistic transformation.
Shoko died from heart failure in 2018.
When Robin Thomson and his wife Shoko were told she had Alzheimer’s, they had no idea what lay ahead.
As the disease gradually took over their lives, Robin watched as his adventurous and independent wife slowly seemed to disappear. He and their adult children...
'I would advise anyone affected by dementia in their family to read it to gain insight on how to gain the support they need in order to cope with their own particular ‘Alzheimer’s story’'
'Not only does it provide lots of useful contacts and information for those caring for loved ones suffering from Alzheimers but it is a beautiful love story'
'It is full of honest memories intermingled with humour, and balances both sadness and joy as Robin uncovers the tender moments and deep frustrations of his journey'
'will make you both laugh and cry with Robin’s touching and truthful account of how he and his wife Shoko journeyed through her Alzheimer’s'
