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"This is an emotionally driven true story that starts after Timothy wakes from a bicycle accident in an induced coma. The reader walks hand in hand with Timothy as he discovers his newly acquired disabled world. After hospitalisation, therapies and a legal trial, he looks to discover his new world and jumps back on his bike. As his system finds new legs, he uses his bike and physical activity to reawaken an emotional dynamic back into his life. Timothy cycles everywhere, discovering new worlds and new peoples. On five continents, he cycles over the Andes, over the Alps and explores different lands and new cultures trying to find emotion purpose and hope. Timothy's amazing story doesn't stop there. By the end of his book, Timothy takes the centre of focus away from his personal story and illustrates how a traumatic brain injury is just a particularly acute example of any brain that is not functioning well. Truly empathising, from having a troubled life where no hope can be seen, his search is never far from reaching out to improve and give hope to other weak and disabled minds. Through his travels, and while trying to find ways to reawaken an emotional dynamic back into his life, Timothy lives the importance of an emotional life, finds three different strategies to improve any brain from the cellular level and discovers ""The Art of Being Human""."

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Tim Snyder holds degrees from Evangel College (biology education) and Colorado State University (recreation resources and interpretive services). He joined the Ohio Department of Natural Resources in 1980 and retired in 2005, working first with the Division of Parks and Recreation and then, for most of his career, with the Ohio Division of Natural Areas and Preserves. His study of Ohios natural arches and pillars commenced early in the 1980s -- and continues! This book provides the results of the first quarter century of Snyders efforts to find, study, and report upon these interesting geological features.

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