5 Minutes With ... Julie Randall
MONDAY 10 JUL, 2017
The best part of writing a Patient 71 was …
Processing my ordeal from start to finish AND discovering I love to write!
Before I was an author I was …
A wife and a mother trying to find a way to stay alive for my daughters.
In three words Patient 71 is …
Raw….. Emotional…. and hopefully …. Inspiring. Whoops that’s more than three.
When I’m not writing I …
Hanging out with my hubby , my girls and my friends. Running, riding bikes, having fun.
The book that changed my life was…
The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe… I loved escaping to Narnia.
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Patient 71 - Julie Randall
An inspiring true story of resilience, tenacity and a promise that fuelled one woman's fight for life.
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