Look, Ma! No Hands!

Life's Lessons Learned the Hard Way

De: Doe Hentschel

Narrado por: Doe Hentschel

It was the biggest job she had ever had, 10 times bigger in fact! And she thought she was ready. Ten days after accepting the job offer, Doe Hentschel smashed both her elbows in a bicycle accident. Six months with both arms in casts presented incredible challenges, generating numerous stories that Doe, a natural storyteller, recounts in Look Ma! No Hands!

An adult educator and lifelong learner herself, as well as the subject of a medical record that has been characterized as a “train wreck,” Doe draws life lessons from her experiences which capture her philosophy of life and leadership, which will inspire listeners facing challenges of their own.

©2022 Doe Hentschel (P)2023 Doe Hentschel

Inspiring story beautifully read by the author

I read this book when it first came out and I’ve just listened to it read by the author. I loved reading it and I’ve loved even more listening to it because of her expressiveness and ability to bring her experience alive. It is a story of learning to deal with life not having her arms and hands available because of a terrible bike accident that greatly damaged both her elbows. She had full length casts on her arms with them crossed on her chest. It is a story of her using manure as fertilizer. I have the privilege of knowing Doe and that is how she lives her life. She is an inspiration both with her teaching and with her living.