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- Date de parution15/02/2026
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What happens when your body collapses but every test says you're fine?In The Waiting Room, Paul Edwards shares his powerful and deeply personal journey through Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) and Non-Epileptic Attack Disorder (NEAD). After decades as a carer and husband, Paul suddenly found himself on the other side of the system facing repeated hospital admissions, more than seventy Category One emergency ambulance call-outs, and seizures that weren't epilepsy, yet were frighteningly real.
Scans were normal. EEGs were clear. But his life had changed. Caught in the grey space between neurology and psychiatry, Paul writes with honesty about collapse, identity, masculinity, family strain, advocacy, and the quiet courage required to live with a nervous system that will not stay still. He explores how the brain can malfunction without structural damage, why "non-epileptic" does not mean "not serious, " and what it truly means to rebuild a life when answers are incomplete.
This is not a story of miracle cures. It is a story of resilience, reflection, and learning to regulate when everything feels unstable. Raw, compassionate, and deeply human, The Waiting Room gives voice to those living with conditions that are real even when they don't show up on scans. Five per cent of all sales from this book will be donated to further research into Functional Neurological Disorder (FND).
Scans were normal. EEGs were clear. But his life had changed. Caught in the grey space between neurology and psychiatry, Paul writes with honesty about collapse, identity, masculinity, family strain, advocacy, and the quiet courage required to live with a nervous system that will not stay still. He explores how the brain can malfunction without structural damage, why "non-epileptic" does not mean "not serious, " and what it truly means to rebuild a life when answers are incomplete.
This is not a story of miracle cures. It is a story of resilience, reflection, and learning to regulate when everything feels unstable. Raw, compassionate, and deeply human, The Waiting Room gives voice to those living with conditions that are real even when they don't show up on scans. Five per cent of all sales from this book will be donated to further research into Functional Neurological Disorder (FND).
