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Man who had stroke at age 9 writes memoir with one finger, one keystroke at a time
After losing the use of the right side of his body as a child, Tom O'Connell spent four years writing a 305-page memoir with one finger, hoping to inspire others facing life's challenges.
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What happenedAfter losing the use of the right side of his body as a child, Tom O'Connell spent four years writing a 305-page memoir with one finger, hoping to inspire others facing life's challenges.
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Man who had stroke at age 9 writes memoir with one finger, one keystroke at a time
After losing the use of the right side of his body as a child, Tom O'Connell spent four years writing a 305-page memoir with one finger, hoping to inspire others facing life's challenges.
Man who had stroke at age 9 writes memoir with one finger, one keystroke at a time
After losing the use of the right side of his body as a child, Tom O'Connell spent four years writing a 305-page memoir with one finger, hoping to inspire others facing life's challenges.
Man who had stroke at age 9 writes memoir with one finger, one keystroke at a time
After losing the use of the right side of his body as a child, Tom O'Connell spent four years writing a 305-page memoir with one finger, hoping to inspire others facing life's challenges.
Man who had stroke at age 9 writes memoir with one finger, one keystroke at a time
After losing the use of the right side of his body as a child, Tom O'Connell spent four years writing a 305-page memoir with one finger, hoping to inspire others facing life's challenges.
Man who had stroke at age 9 writes memoir with one finger, one keystroke at a time
After losing the use of the right side of his body as a child, Tom O'Connell spent four years writing a 305-page memoir with one finger, hoping to inspire others facing life's challenges.
Man who had stroke at age 9 writes memoir with one finger, one keystroke at a time
After losing the use of the right side of his body as a child, Tom O'Connell spent four years writing a 305-page memoir with one finger, hoping to inspire others facing life's challenges.
Man who had stroke at age 9 writes memoir with one finger, one keystroke at a time
After losing the use of the right side of his body as a child, Tom O'Connell spent four years writing a 305-page memoir with one finger, hoping to inspire others facing life's challenges.
Man who had stroke at age 9 writes memoir with one finger, one keystroke at a time
After losing the use of the right side of his body as a child, Tom O'Connell spent four years writing a 305-page memoir with one finger, hoping to inspire others facing life's challenges.
