Book Recommendation: Limitless

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Another book that I find myself wanting to share, because it offered so much hope and encouragement while being very real. On January 21, 2008, a routine medical procedure left Mallory Weggemann paralyzed from the waist down. She had gone in for a final injection to help ease the severe nerve pain she had dealt with, when something went wrong, she had sustained a T10 complete Spinal Cord Injury. She dealt with this new reality, and at times felt like giving up but she persevered, by 2010 less than two years later she had broken eight world records, by the 2012 Paralympics she had fifteen world records and thirty four American records. Two years later she would be sidelined by another injury, one that required two reconstructive surgeries, as well as extensive rehab, but she would go on to the 2019 Paralympics winning two golds and a severe. While recovering from the injury to her left arm, Mallory would get married. If you are wanting a book that reminds you that being limitless is about removing the boundaries that hem us in whether it be physical, emotional or societal, then we become Limitless. If you’re looking for an encouraging, inspiring, and real read I recommend Limitless by Mallory Weggemann...