For many years, Dr Maureen Corrigan was a medical practitioner who worked in a broad range of healthcare roles, from general practitioner to hospital and health S service CEO. She retired early as a result of developing multiple sclerosis (MS). Maureen is now able to pursue her many other passions, including travel and writing, which has led her to say, ‘I sometimes think getting MS was the best thing that happened to me!’
"A wonderful collection of great adventures and human spirit with
the true Australian humour and flare for the absurd...a great book
and read by a very real and talented author..." Dillon, Indiebooks
reviewer.
"...It is a testament to the joys and surprises that await someone
who takes the plunge and just hits the road. Maureen Corrigan is an
adventurer in the truest meaning of the word. She started her
pursuit of travel after being diagnosed with MS. She is herself a
physician, which may explain in part why she didn't just curl up in
a ball and focus on things she couldn't do when she found out she
had MS, but instead focused on doing the things she had always
dreamed of doing. That's taking lemons and opening a lemonade
stand. My hat off to her and I find myself thinking that this is a
person I would love to meet..." Ray Simmons, Readers' Favorite US
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