princess_vogeltron

Woah both of those pictures of you are awesome! The first one sort of looks more like an a&e documentary, like you're being interviewed almost. Hah. You look like you know something also, makes me want to know it. (Which can draw in readers!) But I do also like the second one. You look like you've been through a lot and your expression says a solid "I'm still here". I know those descriptions were weird. But I suppose it depends on the themes and emotions of your book. Thanks for answering my question also! I read the whole ama and I appreciate it. Very interesting. I went through rehabbing my right hand which was broken in half/severe nerve damage a bit over a year ago. So I understand having physical limitations. It must have been very difficult and I'm happy you made it and the world didn't lose you! I went bowling for the first time since my accident recently actually. I had to use a child's ball and couldn't hold it correctly, but I got 157pts! Woop. So go bowling! It's easy, without being too easy. Plus its fun. And plus because claw machines. :0

In the video of you scooting outside the first time you look exceptionally badass! arrgh Question: What was the main thing in recovery that was the most confusing/hardest to grasp the concept of (like matching color names, sequencing, math skills etc) and did your hobbies or interests change? Thanks for doing the AMA, its so interesting and informational!