The Book of Boo: Raising a Wheelchair Winner
Summary
Fort Myers Beach, FL, July 03, 2007 --( A little boy named Joey (aka "The Boo"), a wheelchair racer born with spina bifida.This first-person account is an invaluable resource to help parents navigate the sometimes overwhelming medical aspects of this condition, as well as a positive look at how children with spina bifida (and other disabilities) frequently blast away preconceived notions and "traditional" limitations."The Book of Boo: Raising a Wheelchair Winner" is available in paperback and download versions at: http://www.lulu.com/content/972806 ### Lesli Richardson is a freelance writer and independent software educator living in southwest Florida with her family and a household of assorted critters." For more information, to schedule an interview with the author, or to request an electronic review copy, please call Lesli Richardson at: 941-698-1149 or email the author at: madmumbler@madmumbler.com Fort Myers Beach, FL, July 03, 2007 --( PR.com )-- What do wheelchair racing, tractors, the Dukes of Hazzard, gardening, Hurricane Charley, and the Tampa Bay Lightning all have in common?A little boy named Joey (aka "The Boo"), a wheelchair racer born with spina bifida.Spina bifida is one of the most common congenital birth defects, occurring in approximately seven out of every 10,000 births in the United States."The Book of Boo: Raising a Wheelchair Winner" is available in paperback and download versions at: http://www.lulu.com/content/972806###Lesli Richardson is a freelance writer and independent software educator living in southwest Florida with her family and a household of assorted critters.