PAM WOOD Five Fat Sausages BOOK LAUNCH

Pam is stepping back into her life and is proud to share that she is an author. 

You are invited to witness and join her celebration of life.

Pam is a 68-yr-old emerging author/story-teller/stand-up comedian & “wait there’s always more” neurospicy extrovert. Blessed with a bunch of other mental health “D’s” (diagnoses), she has always felt she lives on a emotional rollercoaster in a merry-go-round world.

In Five Fat Sausages she shares her journey through childhood PTSD and other traumas, her insights and wisdom from these experiences and about reclaiming her life in unconventional ways. 

In true “Pammy Style” - Pam has an extraordinary ability to be both playful and witty provides levity and laugh-out-loud moments, even in the darkest chapters of her life. Her refreshing honesty may help others find truth and hope within her story and a source of strength within themselves.

https://pavlovapress.co.nz/pam-wood-author-page/

Praise for Five Fat Sausages:
With its blend of heartfelt intimacy and sharp wit, this tale of one woman’s battle to live will take you on an emotional roller-coaster you won’t forget. —- Mel Kelleher, Clinical Psychologist

One of the funniest, saddest, open, life-changing books I have read in a very long time … an irreverent look at how many of us cope with those life challenges and shows that there is always hope even in the darkest moments of our lives. —- Karyn (Amazon)

PAM WOOD Five Fat Sausages - BOOK LAUNCH

When: Saturday 11 October 12pm-2pm.

Where: Grouse Melbourne 171 Smith Street Fitzroy.

Tickets: Free event. Get Tickets to let us know you are planning to attend.

GROUSE MELBOURNE ACCESSIBILITY:

Grouse is partially wheelchair accessible.

Though the main entrance is not wheelchair accessible, there is an alternative side entrance via Webb Street. Venue staff will need to assist by placing a ramp over the single step at the door. There is a mix of flexible unfixed level seating during the show. The width of space for wheelchairs via all access points is 80cm. There are 2 x four hour accessible parking bays directly outside the venue on Webb Street. Our bathrooms, while size-able, are not fully accessible and dependant on the access requirements. There is an accessible toilet located 130m from our venue at 112 Smith Street Collingwood. More info/map here... https://toiletmap.gov.au/6596

More more info regarding accessibility email management@grousemelbourne.com.au

The history, culture, diversity and value of all Indigenous Australians are recognised, acknowledged and respected.  Especially the Wurundjeri People of the Kulin Nation on which I live, work and play. I am committed to embracing diversity and welcome all people. - Pam Wood

Image credit: Ksenia Belova