Nic Carey was born in Wokingham, Berkshire, in 1952 but spent his formative years in Paignton, Devon, before going to Manchester University and qualifying as an architect. Having spent 12 years in Canada, he is now retired and lives in Gozo with his wife, Dolores, and their three dogs. He is a member of the Rotary Club of Gozo and active in the community, particularly with the elderly and disabled. Nic has a daughter who is an interior designer and a nephew who is an author in Bogota, Colombia.
Imagine, if you can, being born with cerebral palsy and being abandoned by your parents who leave you in a cardboard box outside an unmanned police station, then to live out your life generally ignored and strapped to a medical trolley with little or no proper stimulation. This is the story of an ac...
There are things within us beyond our understanding which have been and still are forces of nature. There are active parts of our brain working yet no one really knows why and what they are doing. We know that the body compensates in its own way for a loss of sense. Blindness can sometimes be offset...
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