I don't often read a book like this…about another person's journey through a health trauma…but I've read more than one of Aithal's books, and he has a very gentle, chatty and conversational style that engages you with whatever he writes.
Aithal is a survivor of a TBI that occurred some twenty odd years ago…it was severe, but his guardian angel kept him alive. However, the road to recovery was a very tough, uphill climb. It needed a half-full-glass mentality and a shedload of positivity. Fortunately, Aithal has all of that (along with a wonderfully supportive family and circle of friends) and two decades later is, mercifully, around to be able to share his experience.
The account is certainly a testament to his incredible determination, an appreciative nod to the medical assistance he received and a loving acknowledgement to his wife, who was his constant supporter and encourager.
A humble and inspiring memoir.
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