It’s All Right Mum! – Edition 2
IT’S ALL RIGHT MUM!: A Family’s Journey with Muscular Dystrophy. This heart-warming, story of courage, faith and family love will be an encouragement and inspiration to families who live with the daily challenges of living with a disability. Heather writes honestly and from personal experience, for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy has affected not one, not two,…
WRITTEN BY
Heather Vincent
About This Book
IT’S ALL RIGHT MUM!: A Family’s Journey with Muscular Dystrophy. This heart-warming, story of courage, faith and family love will be an encouragement and inspiration to families who live with the daily challenges of living with a disability. Heather writes honestly and from personal experience, for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy has affected not one, not two, but three generations of her family. The book is mainly centred around her son David, who often encouraged her with the words, ’It’s All Right Mum!’ There’s a chapter written by her husband, Brian, and her daughters, Cherie and Karen who have their own stories to tell as mothers of sons with Muscular Dystrophy. Republished in 2023.
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Writer: Heather Vincent
About The Writer
Heather Vincent
HEATHER VINCENT, formerly from Auckland, now lives in Tauranga with her husband Brian. They married in 1968 and had three children – Cherie, Karen and David. They are now retired – Brian as an electrician and bus driver, and Heather as a tutor of learning-disabled children. Their son David passed away in 2002, from the disability, Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, aged 28. This hereditary disability has affected three generations of Heather’s family, her brother, her son and three of her four grandsons. They were the inspiration behind her first book, “It’s All Right Mum!” published in 2004 by Daystar and became an e-book in 2013. It was re-published in 2023, again by Daystar, to include the on-going story of her daughters and grandsons.
Heather loves history and her second book, Island Block, Land of Promise, tells the story of the small farming community where she grew up. She is also researching her family’s roots in New Zealand’s early colonial history.
Heather has been a member of Christian Writers since 2004, and has entered some of the competitions. She, and her son David, have written articles for a couple of magazines for people with disabilities – In Touch (Muscular Dystrophy Association) and The Encourager (Elevate Christian Disabilities Trust).
Photo: Heather Vincent
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