In my quest to have Perfectly Honest read worldwide – here it is in Scotland with Joan Peterson!! đ
Hey Everyone â I wanted to say THANK YOU VERY MUCH to everyone who came out to show their support at my very first book signing event!!
Howâd it go? you ask. Iâd have to say very well. I talked to a lot of people, tried eight different ways of summarizing PERFECTLY HONEST, AND handed out more CPR key chains (the worldâs a safer place).
My life is filled with love and laughter thanks to the amazing people I get to hang out with. As well as being awesome, theyâre creative, talented, generous, and fun! I thought you might like to meet them so Iâve asked them to come and give us a behind-the-scenes look at what theyâre passionate about. I have to warn you though â creativity is contagious!
My guest today is Lin Arthur, compassionate and caring pediatric physiotherapist! Linâs dedication and extensive experience are invaluable to children and families coping with developmental disabilities.
Lin, how did you become interested in working with children in the field of physiotherapy? L: When I was a physiotherapy student, I did a summer internship at Sick Kids in Toronto on the neurosurgical unit. I loved working with the kids and part of that work included outpatient treatment for children diagnosed with cerebral palsy, spina bifida and muscular dystrophy. I really enjoyed that population and after graduation, decided to focus my career on treatment for children with developmental disabilities. Working with infants is my favourite!
Tune into CFRC Radio  – 101.9fm on Tuesday May 12, 2015 at 6:30pm for my first interview!! This is Part One for the Aboriginal Voices program with Douglas. I’m speaking about the transition to university  and my work with university students that inspired my first novel. Stay tuned for more details about the second interview! (Very exciting!) You can listen live or stream it at www.cfrc.ca.