As the global pandemic Covid-19 takes hold of England, one woman in her sixties looks back over the impact that the events of her own life and those of her ancestors have had upon the ways in which she has lived her life and the person she has become. Sweeping across the history of over two hundred years, with adventures around the world, 2020 Vision illustrates how we are all the product of our pasts and make our choices based on knowledge acquired throughout more than one generation.
This is a story of daring, of resilience, of love and of hope, but most of all it is a story about Life, in all of its glory, its challenge, its complexity and its simplicity. It is a story that asks that we all take a step back as we gaze within, that we all look with opened eyes and souls at the people we are and the people we can yet still choose to become.
As the world itself must now start to evaluate the values and priorities of its future, so must EveryMan decide which path they wish to claim as their own, and then have the courage to take the first step.
2020 Vision is one woman's testament to Hope, and a reminder that however dark the night, This Too Shall Pass.

Suyen lives in Devon, aka Paradise, with a motley assortment of horses, dogs, cats and pot plants.
She is a true Renaissance Woman who is never unaware of just how lucky she has always been.
Her childhood was split between living in Africa and attending boarding-school in the UK, with the odd road trip in between. The combination provided an eclectic mix of characters and experiences from which she says she has never recovered.
Her desire to become a vet led to a lifetime's involvement with animals of every type, and to work with NGOs such as Four Paws and the Princess Alia Foundation.
A mother of two and with five grandchildren, Suyen now works full time for the local Children's Services, teaches Chinese Cookery, paints, rides and has just qualified as a Life Coach.