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A hospice patient living with a rare progressive disease has given her praise to St BarnabasHospice in Louth - which she says is her ‘saviour’.
Lynn Peace, 37, from Mumby, was just 18 years old when she began to show symptoms of what was later diagnosed as Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia.
The disease causes stiffness and contraction in the lower limbs, as a result of damage or dysfunction of the nerves.
Lynn didn’t think the hospice would be able to help someone with her condition, but their support soon became invaluable.
Lynn said: “Before I came to St Barnabas more than 12 months ago I lived in a world that felt very isolated and I was incredibly low. St Barnabas has been my lifeline and I now have a very different outlook on life. I am able to see the good once again.”
She said: “The nurses there are very understanding and they really take the time to listen to you and have helped to manage my pain and symptoms.
“Attending day therapy has also opened up opportunities to meet people in a similar situation to my own, which has been a great relief. We are able to share our experiences and it is a great comfort to realise you are not on your own.”
The flagship day hospice, run by St Barnabas, from the building leased to them by Louth & District Hospice in Grimsby Road, has propelled palliative care into a ‘new era’ and has brought a high level of expertise under one roof to support thousands of people with life-limiting illnesses and their families.
Lynn visits St Barnabas twice a week and during her time there she has benefited from physiotherapy, tai chi and acupuncture.
“The time I have spent with St Barnabas Hospice stands out as nothing short of outstanding when compared to any other care I have received,” she added.
The hospice works in partnership with other organisations to help patients live better, for longer, regardless of their diagnosis.
Around 435 patients benefited from various day therapy sessions last year, which are free of charge and funded wholly through charitable donations.
Day therapy can help people with a range of issues, such as physical, emotional, social, spiritual and psychological problems, with the aim of helping people manage their symptoms, gain more confidence, and improve their quality of life by assessing their personal needs.
St Barnabas also provides pre- and post-bereavement counselling, with a drop-in bereavement group meeting every Thursday afternoon.
Anyone aged 18+ can refer themselves to any services provided, without the need for a doctor’s letter. For details, call 01522 511566 or visit www.stbarnabashospice.co.uk
A rare, first-edition Harry Potter book sold at auction for a record-breaking �60,000 - more than 5,000 times its original �10.99 price tag. SWNS
A rare, first-edition Harry Potter book sold at auction for a record-breaking £60,000 - more than 5,000 times its original £10.99 price tag.
The 223-page novel is one of just 500 original copies of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, the first instalment in the iconic fiction series.
Published by Bloomsbury in 1997, it was purchased for £10.99 and kept in pristine condition in a private collection in the UK.
But spellbound bidders in the US last week propelled the final hammer price to $81,250 (£60,211) - more than 5,000 times its original price tag.
The book more than quadrupled its pre-auction estimate and set the world record for the highest price paid for an unsigned work of fiction published in the last 50 years.
The previous record was held by a copy of the same book which sold for £43,750 last year - just 75 per cent of the price reached last week.
Rare Books director at Heritage Auctions James Gannon said he was surprised by the record-breaking hammer price.
He said: “We have sold great Harry Potter titles - not to mention chairs - in the past, but we never really paid attention to such a thing as a world record.
“This recent copy of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone surpassed the earlier record of approximately $60,000 by more than 30 percent.
“It very well may be the highest price obtained at auction for any unsigned work of literature published in the past 50 years.”
He added that there was a high volume of online bids before the sale at an auction house in Dallas, Texas, on Thursday.
“The book was an exceptionally nice copy. It had really been taken care of. It was bought in the UK 18 years ago and had been with one collector since.
“Only 500 or so copies of the first book were printed and of those, 300 are believed to have gone into lending libraries.
“Usually an exhibited book is less collectible, so there were far fewer of those available to stay in pristine condition.
“There is a huge group of people searching for one for their collection and it is really a phenomenon rather just a book.
4. There is a mistake on page 53, ‘1 wand’ appears twice in the list of school supplies Harry receives from Hogwarts. This error was corrected in later print runs.
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