Steven Robinson B.E.M
No Arm In Trying
No Arm In Trying
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Steven lost his right arm in an accident 39 years ago, but he has since become an inventor, pilot, equestrian, and dancer. His life is not remarkable, but this book shows that he is truly remarkable.
\n Format: Paperback / softback
\n Length: 380 pages
\n Publication date: 20 May 2021
\n Publisher: Chronos Publishing
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"39 years ago, an accident caused Steven to lose his right arm. Now, he looks back over his life at the challenges and the amazing moments that have shaped his future. Steven would tell you his life is not that remarkable, but in this book, you'll see that he truly is. He is an inventor, a pilot, equestrian, and dancer; and that's just the beginning.
Steven was just 17 years old when he lost his arm in a farming accident. He was working on a tractor when it slipped and fell on him, severing his arm just above the elbow. It was a devastating blow that changed his life forever.
At first, Steven was overwhelmed by the loss of his arm. He couldn't do the things he loved, like playing sports or working with his hands. He felt like his life was over. But he refused to give up.
Steven was determined to find a way to live a fulfilling life despite his disability. He started by learning to write with his left hand, which was a difficult and frustrating process at first. But he persevered, and eventually, he was able to write as well as anyone else.
He also started to explore new hobbies and interests, including flying airplanes and riding horses. It was a challenging and dangerous hobby, but Steven was determined to overcome his fear and learn to do it. He took flying lessons and eventually earned his pilot's license.
He also started to dance, which was a new and exciting challenge for him. He had always loved to dance, but he had never been able to do it with his right arm. But he didn't let that stop him. He learned to dance with his left hand and eventually became a skilled dancer.
Steven's life is not without its challenges. He has faced discrimination and prejudice because of his disability, and he has had to work hard to overcome these obstacles. But he has also had many amazing moments and experiences that have shaped his future.
He has met many incredible people along the way, including other amputees who have inspired him to keep pushing forward. He has also been able to use his disability to help others, including developing a new type of prosthetic arm that is more comfortable and functional than traditional prosthetics.
In conclusion, Steven's life is not that remarkable, but in this book, you'll see that he truly is. He is an inventor, a pilot, equestrian, and dancer; and that's just the beginning. Despite the challenges he has faced, Steven has refused to give up and has lived a fulfilling and exciting life. His story is an inspiration to all of us, and we should all strive to live our lives to the fullest, no matter what obstacles we may face."
39 years ago, an accident caused Steven to lose his right arm. Now, he looks back over his life at the challenges and the amazing moments that have shaped his future.
Steven would tell you his life is not that remarkable, but in this book, you'll see that he truly is.
He is an inventor, a pilot, equestrian, and dancer; and that's just the beginning.
Steven was just 17 years old when he lost his arm in a farming accident.
He was working on a tractor when it slipped and fell on him, severing his arm just above the elbow.
It was a devastating blow that changed his life forever.
At first, Steven was overwhelmed by the loss of his arm.
He couldn't do the things he loved, like playing sports or working with his hands.
He felt like his life was over.
But he refused to give up.
Steven was determined to find a way to live a fulfilling life despite his disability.
He started by learning to write with his left hand, which was a difficult and frustrating process at first.
But he persevered, and eventually, he was able to write as well as anyone else.
He also started to explore new hobbies and interests, including flying airplanes and riding horses.
It was a challenging and dangerous hobby, but Steven was determined to overcome his fear and learn to do it.
He took flying lessons and eventually earned his pilot's license.
He also started to dance, which was a new and exciting challenge for him.
He had always loved to dance, but he had never been able to do it with his right arm.
But he didn't let that stop him.
He learned to dance with his left hand and eventually became a skilled dancer.
Steven's life is not without its challenges.
He has faced discrimination and prejudice because of his disability, and he has had to work hard to overcome these obstacles.
But he has also had many amazing moments and experiences that have shaped his future.
He has met many incredible people along the way, including other amputees who have inspired him to keep pushing forward.
He has also been able to use his disability to help others, including developing a new type of prosthetic arm that is more comfortable and functional than traditional prosthetics.
In conclusion, Steven's life is not that remarkable, but in this book, you'll see that he truly is.
He is an inventor, a pilot, equestrian, and dancer; and that's just the beginning.
Despite the challenges he has faced, Steven has refused to give up and has lived a fulfilling and exciting life.
His story is an inspiration to all of us, and we should all strive to live our lives to the fullest, no matter what obstacles we may face.
\n Weight: 490g\n
Dimension: 126 x 204 x 29 (mm)\n
ISBN-13: 9781916064386\n \n
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