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Based on Canadian research involving 125 families, this book takes a comprehensive look at PWS throughout the lifespan. It considers quality of life from the perpective of those with PWS, their parents, caregivers, and support workers.
New releases
Prader-Willi Syndrome: Growing Older challenges readers to think about quality of ife and the aging process. Importantly, it documents the stories of Canadians with Prader-Willi syndrome who are over the age of 40.
Coming soon
Prader-Willi Syndrome: Growing older
by Terrance N. james
by Terrance N. james
The Four Storey Forest is concerned with "spiritual forestry." Drawing on his Quaker and Mennonite roots, the author describes his love of, and intimate relationship with, his woodlot forest.
May 19
The Four Storey Forest
by Harold Macy
The Four Storey Forest
by Harold Macy
January 2011
October 2010
Prader-Willi Syndrome: Quality of Life
by Terrance N. james
by Terrance N. james
A portion of the proceeds from The Four Storey Forest will be donated to Mennonite Central Committee BC for community forestry projects in developing countries. See http://bc.mcc.org/ for more information.
MCC support
New PWS website
www.prader-willi.ca is a new website, hosted by Terrance James, and dedicated to the identification of Canadian non-medical resources to support individuals with PWS, their families and caregivers
Harold Macy was the recent winner of a Story Slam event for creative writing sponsored by North Island College. He earlier won a short story fiction contest sponsored by North Island College.
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