Cauda Equi-Not

"In the last four months, I have learnt the word Cauda Equina. Daily living in trepidation that its 'completion' will not be the culmination of my herniation hence why this book resonates with me so much and has given me Chutzpah to fight for the right treatment whilst at the beginning of my journey!

Pip, thank you ever so for sharing your journey. I can only imagine your pain, but your book helped me to see that resilience and your brilliant sense of humour, were key.

I hope a copy of your book can be placed in hospitals throughout the UK and become part of Orthopaedic/Neurosurgeon/GP's libraries to understand how 'crucial' their first diagnosis is.
I'll start in W. Sussex.

I look forward to vicariously trekking up Kilimanjaro."

"I couldn't put it down! An excellent glimpse into the window of Pips life and how much suffering people go through, through no fault of their own. You really get behind the character a root for her all the way. We all have mountains to climb, some far more difficult than others."

"This book manages to completely cover all the many details of being diagnosed with CES and learning to live again anyway while telling a compelling human story about love and loss. I'm not sure I'll be able to read fiction again knowing there are such powerful truths to discover."