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Reflections of a stroke survivor - Hilary Wehby launches ‘My New Normal’

Published:Monday | March 18, 2019 | 12:00 AM
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Hilary Wehby presents her books to the Missionaries of the Poor Music Ministry.
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Hilary’s mother, Elizabeth Betty-Ann Moss-Solomon, is delighted with her handful of books.
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From left are Ann-Merita Golding, Kris Anthony Turner and Minna Israel, who were out to show their support.
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From left: Marlene Campbell, director, business development and communication, MIND; Annmarie Brandt-Jackson, banking consultant; and Glynis Salmon of Bala Press, publisher of ‘My New Normal’, enjoying a moment in front of the cameras.
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Abigail Wehby (left) and Anna Issa.
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Hilary Wehby gets a kiss from her father, Peter Moss-Solomon.
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Don, Hilary (left) and daughter Stephanie Wehby browse through the new book.
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Don Wehby poses with his wife Hilary (left), and daughters Stephanie (second right) and Abigail.
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Hilary Wehby (second right) gets kisses from her nurses (from left) Sherine Williams, Tracy Ann Lampart, and Marsha McCooty.
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From left: Karen Forrester, Catherine Radlein and Andrea Daly all grabbed a copy of Hilary Wehby’s new book for themselves.
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Hilary Wehby signs a copy of her book for her doctor, Dr. Carl Bruce.
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It was indeed an occasion to be celebrated as Hilary Wehby, after surviving a stroke, was able to make good on her recovery and pen her story in a new book titled My New Normal... Reflections of a Stroke Survivor. The launch was held recently at Hope Fellowship Church, 23 Molynes Road, Kingston, and saw family, close friends, and well-wishers turning out to the intimate gathering to hail this strong and courageous woman. Here are the highlights.