“Whose Life is it Anyway?” by Brian Clark

Intelligent, witty and talented, sculptor Claire Harrison is left with only the use of her sharp mind, wit and indomitable spirit after a car accident.
Claire will not submit quietly to her fate. With her dry British humour she can make us laugh out loud, and often does.
She could make us cry, but she doesn't want our pity.
What she does want is to be heard and granted the right to make the decisions about her own life and death.

Comedy and tragedy are a powerful tonic!

See article in the Tages Anzeiger that appeared on Tuesday 15th May: Jeder hat eine andere Moral - und jeder hat Recht [PDF file in German opens in new window/tab]