Pauline O'Connor Bücher

A personal narrative explores the profound effects of a mild traumatic brain injury through Pauline's experience following an undiagnosed brain bleed caused by a football tackle. At 33, she navigates the complexities of hidden concussion symptoms and post-concussion syndrome, shedding light on the challenges of accurate diagnosis and the often-overlooked realities of brain injuries. The story highlights the struggle for understanding and recovery in the wake of such an injury.

Set in the vibrant backdrop of London, the narrative explores the lives of individuals navigating the complexities of urban solitude amidst a bustling population. The story delves into the themes of connection and isolation, highlighting how even in a crowded city, personal experiences can feel profoundly lonely. Through rich character development, it captures the essence of city life, revealing the paradox of being surrounded by millions yet feeling utterly alone.