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‘This book is definitely one of the finest in this genre. I sincerely hope that it will soon be found on recommended reading lists for students, patients or professionals involved in any aspect of this subject.’ Dr Khalid Khan, GP Trainer and Tutor, Sanderstead Surrey ‘It is truly fascinating and thought provoking reading. We all need a copy of this book.’ Angela Green, Yorkshire ‘This book will be a huge comfort and inspiration to those who read it.’ Amanda Holden, Actor, TV Personality. ‘This book inspires other cancer patients to reflect before submitting themselves to the usual treatments which have only the destruction of the tumour as the goal.’ Dr. Waltraut Fryda. Cancer Specialist Germany ‘Janet Edwards’s account of her journey through cancer stands as a testimony to doggedness, optimism and the unbounded power of the human spirit.’ Garner Thomson, Neuro-Linguistic Programming ™ Meta-Master Practitioner and Trainer, Training Director of The Society of Medical NLP™ “This is a bold and brave piece of work. The weaving together of personal experience, an exploration of the science and the discussion of cancer as a system disorder are indeed unique, and all in a language that can be easily understood. It should be read by every woman who has ever had any concerns about breast cancer……..an enlightening read for both men and women.” Dr Nyjon Eccles BSc MBBS MRCP PhD ISBN: 1-905857-00-4/978-1-905857-00-5 WATKINS Duncan Baird publishers --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2005A year of highly successful progress, artists performing solo and ensemble in London’s West End and several recording contracts being negotiated. Les Dennis, soloist in the concert version of 'South Pacific' with Kim Medcalf, Alan Opie, Maria Ewing and The City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra conducted by Martin Yates Janet has trained with Garner Thomson, Head of Medical NLP UK, in order to incorporate NLP into her own work and to help students access their own unique sound at even greater speed. The compilation of an album of Janet’s songs is in progress.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2004Student progress this year has been very fulfilling, not least with David Boyle giving several of his own very successful cabaret shows. This has been a remarkable achievement as David only began singing with Janet in May 2003. Laura Nouril continues to give excellent live performances and one of her own songs was recently chosen for The World Peace Awards, Hanoi, Vietnam. The song was co-witten with American writer and producer Narada Michael Walden, whilst she was working with him in the US during the spring. Another of Laura’s songs has been chosen for a feature movie. She is through to the semi finals of singing competition, “UK Unsigned”. Leona Lewis, (www.leonalewis.com) recently won a £10,000 singing competition prize in Leicester Square London. Visit her web site to hear her beautiful singing and compositions.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2003October: Janet was delighted to receive an invitation from the Royal Society of Arts to become a member. She was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts in October 2003. September/August: Laura Nouril sings Aretha Franklin and her own songs to thousands in Manchester after winning huge competition. Maureen Lipman begins "Thoroughly Modern Millie" July/June: Rachael Mulcahy has sell out performances of her cabaret show. Leona Lewis, winner of "The Green Project" showcases her songs to the Music Industry in London. May 11: The birth of William Robert Bennett in France to the music of Moving Emotions Judging by the rapid speed of his delivery, one can only assume that he preferred to hear it“Live”. May : The first track of Moving Emotions used for a short film by Ronis Varlaam April 4: Moving Emotions used for The Clouds Trust seminar weekend, examining various treatments for cancer. The album has also been used this year by the psychologist Garner Thomson, for his specialised medical and NLP work with the medical profession including GP's, consultantants and medical students of Guy's,St.Thomas's and King's School of Medicine.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2002October: The album Moving Emotions became available to the public after Janet hosted an evening with Agnes Oakes and Thomas Edur, principle dancers of the English National Ballet, Jennifer Pyke, youngest ever winner of the Yehudi Menuhin Prize and Peter Jeffes international baritone. Janet also played and sang a set of her own songs and accompanied Peter Jeffes in a classical group of songs. February: Completion of the piano album Moving Emotions dedicated to Richard Sherrington - a complete contrast to Songs Without Words : this is a “chill out” album.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2001September 9: Track 19 Jazzbo Brown on the Songs Without Words album went to No.1 on the world wide MP3 music chart. Several other tracks remained in the top 40 thereafter. April 1: At the Fortune Theatre in London’s West End, Janet played alongside Una Stubbs and Jeremy Clyde in What’s The Score, a rock musical presented to the West End/Music Industry. March 6: The release of the piano CD Songs Without Words a compilation of dazzling Gershwin piano solos and three of Janet’s original tracks, plus her arrangement of Tom Jones’ Sex Bomb. March 6 - 10: The three original tracks of Janet’s were used for James Sykes’ production of Skylight by David Hare at the Lawrence Batley Theatre, Huddersfield West Yorkshire. |
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