“Miracles” is a powerful word for anyone who has had a stroke. Robinson’s tale of a medical treatment that can make the impossible possible --reverse the impairments of strokes -- is a must read for healthcare providers and families of stroke patients. Well researched and based on her own father’s case history, “Peeling the Onion: Reversing the Ravages of Stroke” describes a revolutionary, simple and non-invasive treatment that offers hope and delivers recovery.

Nancy Butler-Ross

Miami Herald Columnist/Author

I was introduced to the full-force Woody Robinson thirty-five years ago. Years later, I witnessed close-up his painful post-stroke decline and increasing desperation. His recuperation was, indeed, the “miracle” Robin Robinson describes so accurately in her attention-grabbing book. Should I ever have a stroke or be diagnosed with another cardio-vascular-related disease, I’d follow in Woody’s footsteps instantly. So very many people should know about the possibilities Robin Robinson reveals.

Marcia Schnedler

Nationally Syndicated Columnist in Travel for 50-Plus Americans

“It reads like I am talking over a coffee table with the author.”

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