TRANSPLANT TO HANDPLANT

in pursuit of a dream ý

by Paul Noworyta


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Hardcover
$23.95
Softcover
$13.95
E-Book
$6.00
Hardcover
$23.95

Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 6/6/2006

Format : Hardcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 144
ISBN : 9780595676774
Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 144
ISBN : 9780595392261
Format : E-Book
Dimensions : N/A
Page Count : 144
ISBN : 9780595836161

About the Book

WHY ME? That was the question I asked God and myself over and over again. I knew there would be no quick reply, no simple answer as to why at nineteen years of age my body was being poisoned by the blood running through my veins. With each passing day I became weaker. My eyesight became blurry. The color of my skin was a sickly yellow. And when I had the courage to look, I could barely recognize myself in the mirror. Oh sure, the doctor told me the name of a long scientific medical term that described my illness, but why was this happening to me? Just a year ago, I was graduating from high school looking forward to college and the possibility of becoming a professional athlete. How could this have happened to me? I was young, healthy, and full of life. I was invincible, or so I thought. I never imagined that in pursuit of a dream, the battle against this deadly virus would come second to the battle against myself. My name is Paul and this is my story


About the Author

Paul Noworyta earned a Bachelor's degree in Broadcasting from the State University of New York at Buffalo. He?s written articles for such notable organizations as America Online, The National Kidney Foundation, and The Cleveland Clinic. With ten years of internet sports, health, and wellness experience, he currently works for a leading sports website. Close to his family, he calls South Florida home but admits he will always be a Buffalonian at heart. Paul?s passion for vert skating remains strong ?til this day. Although he un-officially retired from competitive vert skating, he still skates regularly with friends at Brian Piccolo Skatepark. He looks forward to many more years of enjoying the sport he loves so dearly.