Author Shares Personal Experience with Disability in New Book

Ishpeming, MI, April 02, 2015 --(PR.com)-- BookVenture Publishing LLC features Merv Leech’s book “Never Give Up” which narrates his experience being in a vehicular accident and how he went through his recovery. The book contains all the trials Leech went through in rehabilitating his body and his triumph in accepting what would be his “new normal”. The book’s idea came about when Leech himself reflected on how his life would change after the accident that had caused him permanent damage on several body parts which disabled him from doing his usual recreational hobbies. Having previously lived a very active lifestyle, Leech struggled to accept the reality of his state depriving him of doing the activities he used to do. Through his book, Leech wants to inspire others who have been through a similar situation and is still going through it.

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About the Author

Merv Leech has both motor mechanical and boiler maker trade backgrounds, college lecturing, owned his own businesses and worked in various management roles. He and his wife Wendy have also enjoyed buying and renovating homes both in the city and country over a 30 year period while raising four children. Having a mechanical mind, Merv has also bought and sold around 40 vehicles, 30 motor bikes and several boats over the past 45 years, including Jaguars,BMW's, Harley Davidsons and Ducatis.

Merv also now enjoys spending time with his three grandchildren and road trips discovering the many beautiful parts of Australia. In the past, he has been an avid drag racer building his own dragsters, water skier and playedcompetition squash, tennis and snooker.

However, having a serious accident 9 years ago sustaining permanent disability has meant major changes in Merv's life as he has adjusted to a body that can no longer do most of these previous pleasures of work and recreation.