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Oscar and His Second Life – A Novel

The EEA is proud to launch the sale of a special novel by Dr. Elout Starreveld, Retired Epileptologist, entitled: Oscar And His Second Life.

Synopsis

A coconut struck Oscar in the head when he was two years old. Several years later Oscar was forced to create a second life. What was really underlying his daydreaming spells? His left hemisphere didn’t supply what he needed; he became a right hemisphere man. He became a gifted piano player, manipulating his audience from tears to cheers, and vice versa. Aware of his limitations, Oscar was nonetheless able to deal effectively with criminal elements. His best friend Simon, a Bouvier des Flandres, intervened effectively when necessary. Simon’s intuition was beyond human comprehension. Will Oscar be ever free of his seizures? Can Oscar look forward to a rational solution?

About the Author

Elout Starreveld was born in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, where he received his training in Medicine, Neurology and Neurophysiology, before he emigrated to Canada with his family. He started the Adult Convulsive Disorder Clinic (ACDC) in Edmonton, Alberta with two colleagues, for people with intractable epilepsy.  Dr Starreveld was President of the Canadian League Against Epilepsy (CLAE) from 2001 to 2003 and accomplished a permanent merger of the scientists,  who work in epilepsy research, and the clinical epileptologists. He is a Life Member of the Edmonton Epilepsy Association in Edmonton. This is his first novel.

ORDER YOUR COPY TODAY!

Dr. Starreveld donated the first print of his book to the association, and all proceeds will constitute a major fundraising initiative for the EEA!

Online sales are now open through the SimplyK website.

Click here to order online!

You can call the EEA office at 780-488-9600 or email us at: info@edmontonepilepsy.org. to purchase your copy via cash or cheque.

The first 20 copies ordered will be autographed by Dr. Starreveld and we will waive shipping costs.

PRICES:

  • Hard Copy – $25.00 (EEA members pay $22.00)
  • Soft copy – $15.00 (EEA members pay $12.00)