Sarah Rayner is the author of five novels including the international bestseller, One Moment, One Morning and the two follow-ups, The Two Week Wait and Another Night, Another Day. Friendship is a theme common to Sarah's novels, and her non-fiction titles too. In 2014 she published Making Friends with Anxiety, a warm and supportive little book to help ease worry and panic. This was followed by a series of books including Making Friends with the Menopause and Making Friends with Depression. In 2017 Sarah set up the small press, creativepumpkinpublishing.com and Making Friends with your Fertility is one of its launch titles. Sarah lives in Brighton with her husband, Tom, and stepson, Seb. You can hook up with her on Facebook, on Twitter and via her author website, www.sarah-rayner.com, where you can sign up for her mailing list. Patrick Fitzgerald is a General Practitioner and hospice doctor working in Cheshire. He studied medicine in London and became a GP in 2007. He has a special interest in cancer and palliative care and has worked as a GP educator for Macmillan Cancer Care, in hospices and with community and hospital palliative care teams.
FOR 'MAKING PEACE WITH THE END OF LIFE' 'Beautifully written - very gentle, personal and not at all frightening - a great resource for both patients and professionals when reassurance is needed.' Doreen O'Hara, COPD Specialist Nurse 'A very helpful gathering of advice, support and information for the huge majority who don't know how to navigate the system.' Dr Rachel Sheils, Consultant in Palliative Medicine PRAISE FOR 'MAKING FRIENDS WITH ANXIETY' 'Simple, lucid advice on how to accept your anxiety.' Matt Haig, bestselling author of Reasons to Stay Alive 'Reads like chatting with an old friend; one with wit, wisdom and experience.' Brighton and Hove Independent PRAISE FOR SARAH RAYNER: 'Explores an emotive subject with great sensitivity' Sunday Express 'Brilliant... Warm and approachable' Essentials 'Carefully crafted and empathetic' The Sunday Times