Book description
As doctors keep getting it wrong, one young mother with epilepsy must trust her instincts in solving a medical mystery in order to reclaim control of her life. The solution is brain surgery. With an engaging flashback approach and pitch perfect prose, new author Deanna Brady pens a fascinating tour…
Why read it?
1 author picked Piece of Mind as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I enjoyed reading about how a woman’s epilepsy impacted her life and yet she also pursued her dreams.
As a person who has had seizures and has gone through epilepsy brain surgery, I felt her determination and struggles to live each day not knowing if a seizure would happen. I could relate to her motivation and courage to earn a college degree and undergo brain surgery to obtain a better quality of life. While each person’s story is different, Deanna Brady’s story and mine story have some things in common.
From Amy's list on epilepsy and epilepsy brain surgery.
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