Saving Tomorrow (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781539977797)

When Remmy's dog, his best friend, was out playing, a truck's bumper hit her in the head and killed her instantly. Remmy went out with a blanket and picked the dog up. Before he reached the house, he had a heart attack. The doctors said that, had it not been for his swimming and bike riding, he would have died. Complications set in, Remmy's blood circulation was not right, and they were going to amputate his legs. His legs were saved but he was wheelchair bound, never to walk more than a few feet again. It took three years of retraining, and technicians to even get him to do that. At that point, Remmy sat in front of his computer for the first time in years for more than an hour. He stared at the screen, and almost gave up. He read a story on the internet about boys and said to himself, "That is bull! That is not what boys talk or act like," that's when Remmy began to write. He spends his time writing, playing a few online games with friends and watching the best movies he can get, and listens to music. Remmy sleeps about twelve hours on and off each day. We hope you enjoy his work as much as we do. Remmy's friends and fans