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Living Without Limits Audiobook

10 Keys to Unlocking the Champion in You by Fargo author and motivational speaker Judy Siegle. 6 CD Set, Narrated by Judy.

She was a high school basketball star with a promising college future. But in a split second, her life changed forever. Her dream of playing in college was shattered when a drunk driver sped through a stop sign. The car crash left her with a broken neck. At 18, she faced life in a wheelchair. But that's not the end of the story... Click MORE INFO.

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"I wrote this book with one main message in mind. It doesn’t matter who you are. It doesn’t matter what limits you may think you have. Even though it might be different than what you imagined, life can be full and good again.” 6 CD Set filled with Motivation, Support. Encouragement. Perfect for gifts. For everyone. Soft-cover book also available.

Book Chapters
Chapter 1: The Game Begins. Chapter 2: Meet Life Fully! Chapter 3: Let Go of Stress. Chapter 4: Cultivate an Attitude of Impact. Chapter 5: Make Each Day a Masterpiece. Chapter 6: Strengthen Your Mind. Chapter 7: Set Goals. Chapter 8: Create a Circle of Support. Chapter 9: Increase Your Energy. Chapter 10: Embrace Humor! Chapter 11: Build a Spiritual Foundation.

FOREWORD by Joni Eareckson Tada of Joni and Friends International Disability Center. It’s not often that I see quadriplegics standing, but Judy Siegle is one of them. She was standing – a tad shakily – on stage at the front of the dining hall at one of our Joni and Friends Family Retreats. Dressed in her athletic garb, tanned and smiling, she looked like she could drop to the floor and do 50 sit-ups, lead us all in an hour of aerobics, or pick up a tennis racquet and smack a ball over our heads. That’s when I noticed her hands. They were a little like mine – fingers curled and slightly “flat” in a funny way. I realized then that Judy’s disability was probably more of a challenge than she was letting on..."