BOOK: NON-FICTION Sue Robins, 'Birds Eye View: Stories of a Life Lived in Health Care'

About the Author: 

Sue Robins is a Fellow with Victor Montori’s Patient Revolution movement. She is a storytelling coach, workshop facilitator, seasoned speaker and consultant. Her writing has been published in the New York Times, Huffington Post, the Globe and Mail and the Canadian Medical Association Journal. Sue has experience in paid positions in family centred care and family engagement at two pediatric health centres in Canada.

In her health care activism work, Sue co-pilots the ReadyForMyShot.ca campaign, aimed at encouraging people with developmental disabilities to get their COVID vaccine. She is the senior partner in the health communications company called Bird Communications. She is also the mom of a young man with Down syndrome and a recent breast cancer patient. 

Reviews: 
"This is a must-read for anyone who cares about health care, patients, caregivers, doctors and nurses. It was an easy read as it was a very personal and touching story of a mother and patient experiencing Canada’s health care system from many different vantage points. Sue’s message of kindness is critical, timely and heartwarming. Have tissues on hand. It is hard to put down." 

Reviewed by Sherry Caldwell, Executive Director, Ontario Disability Coalition

Please Note:

1. Books are not eligible for exchange or refund. They are final sale. 

2. Shipping charges are calculated individually for each title.  Shipping for "Birds Eye view" is $10 for Canadian addresses, $15 for American addresses, and $20 for other locations.