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Author Mary Nay book signing event Saturday in Staunton

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staunton2editsWHEN: 2014-08-09 / 3:00-5:00 p.m. / Bookworks LLC, 101 W Beverley St, Staunton, VA

2014-08-16 / 1:00-3:00 p.m. / Barnes & Noble, 1035 Emmet St N, Charlottesville, VA

WHAT: Mary Nay, a resident of Ruckersville, VA, will be available to sign copies of her book, Hardly Handicapped

You are about to enter the world of a lady born with Cerebral Palsy due to birth injury.  From birth to adulthood, she describes her life as being normal.  Together with her family, doctor, and friends, she takes chances, striving to live a life as best she could.

Being handicap did not hold her back.

Taking steps to regain muscle control  in exercising, she accomplished much, and you will learn she never refused to try something new, and her accomplishments will not only amaze you, but you will see she climbed the ladder to success.  Needless to say, that lady is me, Mary Nay, and I am proud to hopefully bring awareness that being handicap has its rewards if you know where to find them.

 

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