Doug Durnell

I am different from most people. My bucket list included a 3 week coma, being paralyzed on my left side, and a whole hell of a lot of DEPRESSION,ISOLATION,SOLITUDE, whatever you wish to call it. My life and future really changed that day. I was 19, For years people made fun of me and probably, still do . I no longer let the opinions of idiots concern me, to judge others without knowing the whole story is idiotic, at the least, my mechanical IQ was collage level after the coma, no telling what it is with my current brain, my thirst for knowledge has never stopped, A Lot has happened since a good friend helped me write. that book, not a quitter . and since the passing of my mother on June 16, 2018. I have learned a few things about my family. Who I really have no contact with! GREED is a funny thing, when mother was alive I took care of her. Why would a brother or a sister feel as though they were going to get everything when they have done nothing. while I on the other hand checked on her 2 times a day, mowed her lawn, I shopped for her, made sure all her needs were met. Since my step father passed away from liver, lung, and stomach cancer, before he passed I made him a promise, I would always look out for mom. which I did, it's not enjoyable to find your parents deceased, But I did this because of my love and respect for them

well I was the one that found his lifeless body, and abought 14 years later hers. my life has not been a easy one. but I continue to live, the best I can. let No-one Dictate what you can accomplish in life, never quit living, and If you have talents use them to better your life. DDS are you a T.B.I. survivor need to talk notaquitter@myyahoo.com