Parkinson's: An Execution Without a Verdict

About this book

Norhan Gomaa places the challenges of Parkinson's disease within a drama concerned with human dignity and injustice. The characters move through pain, vulnerability, and a persistent search for fairness in circumstances that repeatedly deny it to them. As each chapter reveals another dimension of their struggle, the novel asks what society owes those living with illness and how compassion, rights, and humanity endure when a person feels condemned without a verdict.