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I started writing this book almost three years before it was published. Initially, it was going to be a blog post and not a book. In fact, the document started out with the title, “writing something.” I really did not expect to write a book.
When I first started trying to write it, there was no outline and no real flow. I was just sitting down to write. Each day, I would write a little more and a little more. I shared parts of my journey, things I had learned, and things that I found helpful along the way. Finally, it dawned on me that I had written much more than a blog post.
In Overcoming A Mysterious Condition, I share the concepts that helped heal my life. Some of the things I share in this book are pretty difficult to write because to share them, I have to relive them. It was a journey through all I thought was truth into a discovery of the healing resilience of the human mind and body.
At one time my life was one of accomplishment and success. I thought I had the world by the tail and nothing could stop me. Nothing in my life had been easy but through every challenge, I had found a way to rise above it and conquer what stood before me.
On that fateful day in 1991, my world came crashing down on me. Working long hours almost every day of the week, my life came to a sudden standstill. Going from walking one minute to not being able to stand the next was shocking. Going through psuedoseizures was horrifying.
In those early days no one knew what the problem was, so through doctor after doctor, test after test, I was sent home to fend for myself. I could barely speak, let alone move, because of my body being paralyzed. My family was left wondering how to help me and all I could do was watch what was happening to me without being able to stop or change it.
It would be many days before the right people came along and asked the right questions. It would be many more days of struggle before I started to walk again and begin my healing journey.
My hope is that this book will take the reader further into healing than what they most likely know to be true. It was not an easy journey, but one that has opened my eyes in a way that can never close.
When I first started trying to write it, there was no outline and no real flow. I was just sitting down to write. Each day, I would write a little more and a little more. I shared parts of my journey, things I had learned, and things that I found helpful along the way. Finally, it dawned on me that I had written much more than a blog post.
In Overcoming A Mysterious Condition, I share the concepts that helped heal my life. Some of the things I share in this book are pretty difficult to write because to share them, I have to relive them. It was a journey through all I thought was truth into a discovery of the healing resilience of the human mind and body.
At one time my life was one of accomplishment and success. I thought I had the world by the tail and nothing could stop me. Nothing in my life had been easy but through every challenge, I had found a way to rise above it and conquer what stood before me.
On that fateful day in 1991, my world came crashing down on me. Working long hours almost every day of the week, my life came to a sudden standstill. Going from walking one minute to not being able to stand the next was shocking. Going through psuedoseizures was horrifying.
In those early days no one knew what the problem was, so through doctor after doctor, test after test, I was sent home to fend for myself. I could barely speak, let alone move, because of my body being paralyzed. My family was left wondering how to help me and all I could do was watch what was happening to me without being able to stop or change it.
It would be many days before the right people came along and asked the right questions. It would be many more days of struggle before I started to walk again and begin my healing journey.
My hope is that this book will take the reader further into healing than what they most likely know to be true. It was not an easy journey, but one that has opened my eyes in a way that can never close.