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A knock on the door and my life changed forever. The policeman asked that question which every parent dreads, "Are you the parents of . . . your son has been in a car accident and he is critically injured." This is the story of a mother's journey, an open and disarmingly frank account of what it's like living with brain injury, dealing with health, insurance, legal professions, people and family, the whole nine yards so to speak, calling it as it is without the need to be right or wrong. Truly a compelling, inspirational story of triumph over adversity.

‘Best book of self-published non-fiction written by a Motueka woman about how she's coped since her son suffered brain injury in a car accident.’

Steve Braunias (Sunday Star Times Magazine) celebrates the best of 2010

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