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A collection of exciting dream adventures...dreams experienced by the author whilst he was in intensive care, after being suddenly paralysed in an encounter with the rare Guillain-Barre Syndrome.

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Brian S. Langton was born in Derbyshire, England in 1928. He was educated at the West Bridgford Grammar School, Nottingham. After two years of service in the British Army, he embarked on an accounting career, which eventually led to a senior financial position in Salisbury, Wiltshire. In 1977, having achieved his career ambition, he emigrated for the second time to the 'Blue Sky Country' - Alberta, Canada - with his wife and three daughters, seeking new challenges. It was June 1998 when he became paralyzed by a catastrophic life-threatening illness, Guillain-Barre Syndrome. At the time of his frightening encounter with that disease, Brian was a healthy 'young' sixty-nine year old International Sales Manager. He was an enthusiastic golfer, even if, in his own words, not particularly good. His book, A Dream Impossible, is a collection of short stories, describing some of the dreams he experienced during his seven-month stay in Intensive Care, some moving, some frightening, but most really hilarious.

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