Talk to the Hand
Talk to the Hand by Nicole Dryburgh, published by Hachette Children’s Group in 2010, is a 172-page work that shares the author’s personal journey through significant health challenges. Since the age of 11, Nicole has faced numerous medical adversities, including surgeries, chemotherapy, and a brain hemorrhage. This book presents her experiences as a source of guidance for others navigating difficult times, highlighting her resilience and determination.
In this edition, readers will find insights into Nicole’s life, including her achievements such as raising funds for charity and passing her GCSE English after a short study period. The narrative emphasizes her strategies for overcoming setbacks and crises, making it relevant for those interested in biography, health, and social services. Talk to the Hand reflects Nicole’s inspiring outlook on life, showcasing her ability to find humor and strength amid adversity.
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Nicole offers her own experience on how she gets through difficult times as help for us all. Since the age of 11, Nicole has gone through surgery to remove a malignant tumour on her spine; radiotherapy; a brain haemorrhage; blindness; loss of movement; chemotherapy; more chemotherapy; loss of hearing; more radiotherap- y; more surgery. Nicole has also: raised thousands of pounds for charity; passed GCSE English after just 6 months’ study; gone abseiling; visite New York; had meetings with royalty and government ministers; been the subject of a BBC TV documentary; won numerous national and local awards; and now has a job with Teenage Cancer Trust. Talk to the Hand continues Nicole’s account of her very full life; her tips for overcoming setbacks and crises; and makes apparent just why all who are in contact with her find her inspiring, funny and unforgettable.
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