Tag Archives: triathlon

Why writing fiction really matters

Posted on August 5, 2015 by Sue Vincent

“Insert!” He extended his foot… “You sound like a Borg.” … and wriggled his toes into the sock. “That would make me a cyborg.” He paused. I could see the wheels turning. “That’s it…my recovery… the screwdriver must have damaged … Continue reading →

Posted in Books, Nick Verron, Surviving brain injury, writing | Tagged Anne McCaffrey, brain injury, Dr Seuss, dystopian fantasy, fiction, sci-fi, triathlon | 52 Comments

When a smile breaks your heart

Posted on August 4, 2015 by Sue Vincent

I frequently write about my son… as I see him every day, it is natural that he is very much part of my everyday life, even without the story of his incredible journey to tell. But I have two sons, … Continue reading →

Posted in Brain injury, Grief, Love, Motherhood, Nick Verron, Surviving brain injury | Tagged brotherhood, charity fundraising, courage, eyes, smile, tenderness, triathlon | 66 Comments

My son, the triathlete…

Posted on July 29, 2015 by Sue Vincent

You may know my son’s story. For once, I have no problem repeating it for those who do not. I have a very good reason for it that I have been bursting to share! In 2009 my son was 25… … Continue reading →