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mary quinlivan on July 25, 2008 at 10:09 AM said: I really recommend this book inspiration to anyone that has crohns 5 STAR

Tracy Selwood on July 6, 2008 at 04:15 PM said: Hey Nicky As promised, the tears flowed reading the book on the plane trip to Thailand! Had read every page by the time we flew over Darwin. It bought back a lot of memories. More importantly, I am sure your book will help many who are going through tough times and will take inspiration from your positive attitude and ability to keep smiling. I am looking forward to the next book and wish you all the best for a healthy, happy future. Much love, Tracy, Jason and Renee,(not forgetting Jake, Rusty and Audrey!)

Robertt Wilson on May 24, 2008 at 04:07 AM said: WOW! I'm impressed Nic! Very inspiring! Very awakening! Very professional! I can't wait to look/ read throu it all! Makes my cancer seem so small and trivial! I admire your courage and braveness! I'll be in touch! Robertt.

Mark on February 12, 2008 at 12:23 AM said: Hello!! I have UC, but my Sister has crohn's. Mark

Maureen - Darwin NT on February 10, 2008 at 03:55 PM said: Hi I am another one with a story very similar to yourself, I was diagnosed with Chrohn's just before my 21st birthday, have had many operations and cannot have children - we have a very spoilt ridgeback dog named Scoobie, before Scoobie their was Tishy who died of cancer at 15 years. I didn't let my disease stop me from riding my horses and have done many different things in my life - mostly living in the outback with no contacts at all except the Cancer Foundation in Darwin who I get my Ileostomy supplies mailed from, we only ever had a medical clinic and sometimes a doctor in town if we were lucky but I love the outback and couldn't live anywhere else.

Sharyn Baker on January 25, 2008 at 02:05 AM said: Hi Nicky, After reading the article you wrote in the Ostomy Australia magazine I am very keen to get a copy of your book. My story is very similar to yours by the sounds of it. I was diagnosed with Crohns when I was 17, have had plenty of operations and could only have one child. I am interest in the book for my family so as they can maybe understand what I go through everyday living with Crohns (not that I would dare whinge. Anyway good on you for getting this together and I really look forward to reading it. Regards Sharyn

Jill, NZ on January 23, 2008 at 06:46 PM said: Hi Nicky, Hope the sales are going well. I have just ordered another copy for a friend. Also hope the health is stable, I am sure the good weather will make a differnce. Cheers Jill

Eileen Ranatunga on January 6, 2008 at 07:45 PM said: Hi Nikki, I too suffer from Crohns for over 12 years. I was diagnosed with the disease when I was in my late 40's. But I have not been through half of what you have been through, but I don't envy you. I pray that you will be better from now on. I too feel depressed at times and feel I need someone to vent my feelings. I think some counselling would help me greatly. Thank you very much for writing this wonderful book which was given to me by my good friend as a gift.

Vicky Dunn on December 13, 2007 at 08:50 PM said: Hi Nicky I have just orderd your book as i to have had Chrons for 20 years i was also diagnoised at 16 and i was also from new-zealand. i have been in Brisbane for 16 years now and had to have a hystorectomy at the age of 25 so a very similar past. I have had 14 major opperations and have had an ostomy for 19 years i have had another opp 6 months ago and at the moment feel wonderful i have had a very rough 20 years and i have been through a marriage and now have a wonderful partner who understands the ups and down of this diease. I to have started writing but have not finished yet love to keep in contact vicky dunn

Rachel Harris on November 12, 2007 at 07:52 PM said: Hi Nicky, I have read your book and thoroughly enjoyed it. You have certainly been through alot in your life probably more than I ever realized. I wish you all the best for the future and I am sure that you will succeed in whatever you decide to do with your future. I do hope the next time you are over that we catch up for old time sake. Take care my dear my love always Rachel

Renee McIntosh (Rachels daughter) on November 12, 2007 at 07:46 PM said: Hi, I have just finished reading your book and have really enjoyed it. I am going to do a presentation on it at school. I have to give an oral speech about the book and also do a poster. I love your little doggie he looks so cute! From Renee McIntosh

MaryLou Elliot (McHugh) Winton/ Invercargill on October 8, 2007 at 01:24 PM said: To Nicky congratulations, you are an inspiration to us all. What an adventurous life you have led, regardless of your illness, it certainly has not stopped you from living life. I have not met you, but I know the others in your family and what great support they are to you. I have read your book, but will send for one for myself. All the very best in your new career. MaryLou Elliot

Carrie on October 3, 2007 at 01:38 AM said: I think you are amazing, I am so inspired to hear your story and I think you are an example to all the people out there who take things for granted, Oh and Winston is gorgeous :)

Lynette Nanango QLD on September 25, 2007 at 07:32 PM said: Well Done Nicky, you rock!!!!!

Belinda, NZ on August 6, 2007 at 02:59 AM said: What a great launch evening, I remember saying to you years ago, 'you should write a book'!...well it's good to see you listen to me! Well done Nicky I'm very proud of you even though your officially an aussie now!..and just quietly, I think you missed a chapter! It never ceases to amaze me how you always end up being everyone elses 'support crew', you'll make an fantastic counseller Miss Hamilton! love from your kiwi buddy, B xxx

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