You're Too Cute to Be Disabled

<p>When you feel like giving up remember why you held on for so long in the first place.</p><p>At just eleven years old author <b>Shelley Tudin </b>was diagnosed with limb-girdle muscular dystrophy a debilitating disease for which there is no cure. As the disease progressed Shelley struggled and found some things out of her reach-such as her love of figure skating and her desire to become a nurse. Even so she never let the disease prevent her from living life to the fullest.</p><p>In this memoir she narrates an inspirational story of how she battled the disease and its weakening symptoms to achieve her dreams. <i>You're Too Cute to Be Disabled </i>recalls her journey-growing up in Brantford Ontario Canada; graduating from high school in 1983; attending college at the University of Guelph; dealing with romantic relationships; coping with the loss of loved ones; and managing an illness.</p><p><i>You're Too Cute to Be Disabled </i>shows that through Shelley's varied experiences she gained the confidence the wisdom and the power of positive thinking to turn dreams into realities. It shares her transition from a young frightened girl to a self-confident happy independent and incredibly tenacious woman through a lot of love laughter and tears.</p>