?Rosemead Lates? talk, 17th Oct 6:30pm Rosemead Prep School

By Vangough
October 8, 2019 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted October 8, 2019

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Posted October 8, 2019

I Author and Rosemead parent Vanessa Potter talks about the times in life when things don?t go to plan ? and what we can do when that happens.

In 2012 Vanessa found herself suddenly blind and paralysed, struck down by a rare illness. She explains how, with the help of neuroscientists at Cambridge University, she uncovered the science of her lost sight and made discoveries that positively changed the course of her life.

We are delighted to have this event supported by local delight, Thai Duck Deli, who are cooking their ever-popular Thai vegetarian curry for all attendees.

Food, wine and soft drinks included in the ticket price.?10

70 Thurlow Park road, SE218HZ

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/rosemead-lates-vanessa-potter-tickets-73931760887

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