Blindness

by Patsy Westcott

Published 28 February 1999
Explaining why some people are blind; the range of the word "blindness", from being slightly impaired to total blindness; the difference between going to a mainstream or a special school, and how blind people manage, this book shows readers through four case studies, that it is often society , not blind people's condition, that limits them. This book has been checked and endorsed by the RNIB and included is a list of useful addresses and organisations.

Epilepsy

by Patsy Westcott

Published 23 February 2006
This book explains how epilepsy affects people and their families and helps the reader understand that people with epilepsy can lead normal and fulfilling lives. By following specific individuals and quotiing their experiences it gives a vivid insight into what it is like to have epilepsy. Specially commissioned photographs contribute to a superbly helpful book. In addition it supplies useful addresses and details of organizations to contact for support.

Living with Epilepsy

by Patsy Westcott

Published 1 January 1999
Explains the nature, causes, symptoms, and treatment of epilepsy, describing how the condition affects four young epileptics and their families.

Living with Leukemia

by Patsy Westcott

Published 1 November 1999

Living with Blindness

by Patsy Westcott

Published 1 November 1999
Sensitively written and illustrated, this book looks at the subject of blindness. Following the real-life experiences of blind children, readers will discover the medical reasons behind blindness and how blind children cope with their condition. Readers are given a real insight into the lives of young blind people and will learn ways in which they can help. Presented in a clear, colourful format, complete with photographs, glossary, further information and index.

Living with Leukaemia

by Patsy Westcott

Published 13 June 2002
Sensitively written and illustrated, this book looks at the subject of leukaemia. Following the real-life experiences of children with the illness, readers will discover the medical reasons behind leukaemia and how it can be treated. Readers are given a real insight into how children cope with leukaemia. Presented in a clear, colourful format, complete with photographs, glossary, further information and index. Patsy Westcott is a medical journalist and writer. She has written many books and contributes regularly to magazines and newspapers.