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| Title: | Facing Neuralgia | |
| Author: | Wendy Evans (point here for author image) | |
| Classification: | Autobiography/Health | |
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| Publication Date: | 30 June 2006 | |
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1-904444-21-0 978-1-904444-21-3 |
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| Page Extent: | 70 | |
| Book size: | 210x148mm | |
| Price: | £4.99 | |
| P+P (UK): | £1.20 | |
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| Book Description: At the age of thirty Wendy Evans, a vivacious, versatile and devoted primary school teacher with singing and acting talents, was struck down by a devastating and very rare nerve disease with serious and debilitating symptoms including pain and foreign body sensations in her throat, shock-like pains in her ears and neck, and difficulty and pain when talking, swallowing, chewing, coughing and yawning. As a consequence, her teaching career and singing aspirations were tragically cut short. Frustratingly, despite numerous doctors’ and consultants’ appointments, and innumerable tests and scans, the medical profession seemed unable to diagnose her problem, to the point that it was viewed as purely psychosomatic and she was seen as a paranoid malingerer suffering from stress and depression and whose problems would be best served by a psychiatrist and a concoction of drugs. But Wendy knew different and was determined to obtain a definitive diagnosis for her condition, which was making her life increasingly unbearable. Wendy’s book takes you on a journey from the onset of the illness, through the following 18 months of searching for the cause of her terrible disease and developing an understanding of her disorder, until she finally received a diagnosis of glossopharyngeal neuralgia and underwent brain surgery. When this did not prove to be the cure, she began to look at alternative therapies as a possible way of managing the disease and has finally mapped out a brighter future for herself, regaining control of her life through treatments such as the Bowen technique, craniosacral therapy, energy healing and remedial massage therapies. |
| About the Author: Wendy Evans qualified as a primary school teacher in 1992 and was proud to be a dedicated member of the teaching profession. As a trained singer and dancer, she also enjoyed playing leading roles in many pantomimes and operettas in her spare time. However, her much-loved teaching career and her performing arts pursuits were tragically brought to an end by a very rare nerve disease called vagoglossopharyngeal neuralgia. She has had to battle long and hard against all the odds to regain her life and her dignity, and her desire has been to bring her story to the public’s attention. |
| Dr. Kevin Soh, Ear Nose & Throat Partners Pte Ltd | |
| Robert Auty, Author of 'Trance Warriors: The Siege of Scarn' |
| BBC Hereford & Worcestershire | |
| BBC Radio Hereford & Worcestershire 104.4 FM | |
| Howard Bentham, BBC Radio Hereford & Worcestershire 104.4 FM (Presenter) |
| Christian Market Place Magazine | |
| Geoff Tims, Lightload Monthly Magazine | |
| Healthy Life Essex Newsletter | |
| www.nosesinus.com |
| Joyce and John Baker | |
| Lucy Medlicott |
| This book is available to download onto your mobile phone (code: neuralgia): www.i-cue.co.uk |