Sue Pepper’s Life After Death
Sue Pepper’s Life After Death
Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California.In addition to her legal career, Sue Pepper has led an incredibly active life.
The British swimmer has participated in four English Channel relays, a Catalina Channel relay, and competed in the World Masters Games in Melbourne, Australia and held the British record in the 1500m freestyle in the S6 Disabled category.
Her 436-page autobiography, Life After Death, tell about living with multiple sclerosis.
She will be at a book signing at Sittingbourne Library Kent, England on September 8th for Life After Death.
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