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Feb 26, 2023
Spoke by Spoke
How a Broken Back and a Broken Back Led to a WholeHearted Life
Summary
In this episode of Queer Voices I talk to Dr. Terry Chase about her book Spoke by Spoke: How a Broken Back and a Broken Bike Led to a WholeHearted Life, released in November 2021 by Push On Press.
Spoke by Spoke takes the reader on one woman’s journey to reinvent herself following a hit and run accident which left her back broken, and her bike crumpled by a speeding motor vehicle. The stories Terry shares will take you from the depths of despair and edges of darkness to bringing you up with her amazing spirit of perseverance and resilience. This book is not a how-to manual for facing the challenges of life but rather an inspirational guide for living a whole-hearted life no matter what hand someone is dealt.
Terry Chase, ND, MA, RN, CEIP-Ed, is dedicated to health, growth & learning. She has a deep and multi-faceted background of advanced education and hands-on experience in healthcare, education, and professional development. A professional coach and speaker offering keynotes, experiential workshops and break-out sessions in communication, team skill and education practices, as well as coaching programs to develop extraordinary leaders. To learn more visit www.DrTerryChase.com.
Morris Ardoin is the author of Stone Motel – Memoirs of a Cajun Boy (2020, University Press of Mississippi), which has been optioned for TV/film development. He also writes about medicine and health care, immigration and asylum, and higher education. He lives in New York City. His blog, “Parenthetically Speaking,” which focuses on life as a writer, cook, and a bayou boy living in New York City, can be found at www.morrisardoin.com. Instagram: morrisardoin.
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Morris Ardoin is author of STONE MOTEL: MEMOIRS OF A CAJUN BOY (University Press of Mississippi, 2020)