PUBLISHED BOOKS

Our books are available for sale on Amazon worldwide.

Huntington's Disease Heroes

Huntington’s disease has been steeped in secrecy and fear for generations, leaving people in the community without a voice. This book changes that. Twenty-six people from nine countries bravely share their personal stories about living in the shadows of this disease. By doing so they are saying: Here I am. I will not be kept silent.

 

50% of the profits from the sale of this book goes to HDYO.

A Special Thanks

This book would not have been possible without the generous support of our sponsors. Thank you for helping us make a difference in the lives of people in the Huntington’s community.

All Good Things

Erin Paterson always expected she’d get married and have kids. But when Erin was diagnosed with a rare genetic disease, she and her husband were faced with a difficult decision: Should they continue trying to get pregnant, knowing their child could inherit the same debilitating condition? Were their dreams of having a family over just as they’d begun?

In this intimate account of secrecy, sorrow, and finally hope, Erin shares her journey along the path to motherhood. All Good Things: A Memoir is an inspirational narrative about overcoming unexpected life challenges and learning to find happiness.

Positively Rare

Positively Rare features twenty-one first-person stories from people who have spent years upon years searching for a diagnosis, who have experienced medical gaslighting, and who live with medical PTSD. Stories about people who have discovered a passion for art, changed careers, and had families post-diagnosis. Stories from parents, caregivers, scientists, genetic counsellors, rare disease advocates, and more.

 This book amplifies the collective voice of the rare disease community and helps eliminate the fear and stigma of living with a rare disease.

COMING NOVEMBER 20 , 2024

Bloopy the alien learns about Huntington's disease

When Bloopy the alien comes to earth to learn more about humans he meets Emma and her family. He quickly wonders why Emma’s grandpa is behaving so differently. In this heart warming story Emma teaches Bloopy about having empathy and understanding for people living with Huntington’s disease.

COMING NOVEMBER 2024

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