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On June 3rd, 2022, Kyle delivered his inaugural presentation as a guest speaker, an experience he neither anticipated nor previously considered. He would like to extend his gratitude to Mr. Curto and the HWCDSB for inviting him as a guest speaker for their Professional Activity Day and for opening new opportunities for him.   When approached about sharing his story with approximately 120 elementary EAs and continuing to support exceptional children, Kyle felt deeply honored a

After qualifying as an Architectural Technician, Kyle faced significant challenges in securing employment despite numerous interviews. It became increasingly clear that many workplaces were not accessible to individuals with disabilities. While Kyle is capable of multitasking, answering phones, meeting clients, and visiting job sites using his mental abilities, he is limited physically. Several years ago, Kyle was advised to contact The Spectator to share his experiences of s

Kyle is delighted to announce that he will be featured in a new book as part of the "Stories From Around The Globe: Men Edition." Being a co-author alongside nine other inspiring men from various parts of the world is a significant honour. These individuals have encountered challenges that could have hindered their progress, yet they have persevered and crafted lives of value. Their gratitude extends to Sharon Brown and her exceptional team for publishing through The Book Chi

Kyle is extremely pleased to be featured on the back cover of the International MO2VATE Awards 2022 Edition. Kyle is honored to have been nominated for two MO2VATE Magazine annual awards and to have reached the finalist stage. In his article, "The Unseen Struggles of Cerebral Palsy," he discusses the challenges of being overlooked in the job market for many years. He expresses gratitude to Sharon Brown, the judges, all participants and winners, and the readers of MO2VATE Maga

Kyle is deeply honored and privileged to learn that his article has been selected as an Editor's Choice in the April edition of Mo2vate Magazine from the United Kingdom. The April edition featured an open-topic article, and Kyle seized this opportunity to write candidly about the challenges faced by disadvantaged men seeking relationships. His aim is to educate the public about these struggles and to convey that they, too, desire love, intimacy, and family. This article is in

Kyle entered the building where he had lived, matured, and expanded his knowledge over four years filled with new challenges, goals, dreams, and adventures. In that brief moment, his mind raced, recalling all the memories formed during his time at STM. Fifteen years have passed since Kyle graduated, a fact that makes him feel quite nostalgic, and he wonders how his former teachers and education assistants must feel. The school has changed significantly since his departure, wi

Kyle is one of seventeen million individuals living with Cerebral Palsy, yet it does not define him. His life is distinct and somewhat more complex than most, but it is uniquely his own. As a result of having Cerebral Palsy, Kyle has become a stronger and more resilient person. Premature birth, being overdue, or being a twin can lead to CP. There are five types of cerebral palsy: spastic, ataxic, athetoid, hypotonic, and mixed. ​ On the morning of Kyle's birth, the medical st

Kyle's memoir, "In A Split Second," is now available at the Indian Rocks Beach Library in Florida. Kyle extend his heartfelt gratitude to his great Aunt Jean and her friend, Librarian Lee Miller, for making this aspiration a reality. It is remarkable to consider that family and friends can now access a copy of your book thousands of miles from home. If you are in the vicinity, please feel free to visit and take a photo with the book. Indian Rocks Beach Library 1507 Bay Palm B

Kyle had the incredible pleasure of revisiting the place from which his transformative journey began thirty years ago, a location that now exists in a different physical space but still holds immense significance in his heart. This visit was not just a casual trip down memory lane; it was a deeply emotional pilgrimage back to the roots of his healing and growth. During this visit, Kyle had the opportunity to reconnect with several of the remarkable professionals who played pi

​ The book is currently voyaging across the Pacific and Arctic Oceans aboard the Carnival Miracle, with stops in Alaska, Hawaii, and Mexico. Kyle expresses his sincere gratitude to his friends, Mike Sr. and Mike Jr., for leaving his book for others to enjoy. As philosopher Mike Sr. remarked, "A story you tell in a book is a legacy you leave. Regardless of its popularity, a book endures for generations. You are LEAVING A LEGACY!" In this photograph, the Captain receives the bo

Kyle is truly grateful for the unwavering support he has received from the Hamilton-Wentworth Catholic District School Board (HWCDSB) for posting his memoir on the school website. This gesture not only reflects the board's commitment to fostering a sense of community and inclusivity but also demonstrates their dedication to celebrating the diverse narratives that shape the experiences of students. By featuring his memoir, HWCDSB has provided Kyle with a platform to share his

Since becoming an author, Kyle has been uncertain about where his journey might lead. Recently, his colleague George Keulen, who authored the memoir "Big Breath In," informed Kyle over the weekend that his book had surged from #168 to #8, and then to #2 on the Amazon Bestsellers list within just 24 hours! ​ Kyle was honored to be positioned between Royd Tolkien, the great-grandson of J. R. R. Tolkien, the author of "The Lord of the Rings" and "The Hobbit," and Michael J. Fox,

Kyle extends his sincere gratitude to everyone who attended his book launch, as well as to those who were unable to attend but sent their best wishes. The entire afternoon was enriched by the presence of family, friends, teachers from grade school through college, educational assistants, staff members, clients of Today's Headlines, and even new acquaintances. Kyle is deeply touched and overwhelmed by the love and support received from each and every one of you. ​

Kyle extends his heartfelt gratitude to publisher specialist Jess, promotion specialist James, illustrator Victoria, layout designer Geoff, and the entire FriesenPress team for their invaluable assistance in realizing his dream. Additionally, he wishes to thank his cousin Matthew, his personal editor, for his significant contributions in assembling this book, as well as the numerous volunteers who proofread and offered honest feedback. Their efforts ensured that the book deli

Kyle is pleased to announce that his inspiring book, "In A Split Second: Living in the World with Cerebral Palsy," has achieved the honor of being listed as a FriesenPress Bestseller. This significant accomplishment not only marks a personal milestone for Kyle but also underscores the importance of the messages and experiences conveyed within his work. The book provides profound insights into the daily challenges and successes experienced by individuals living with cerebral p

Kyle is thrilled to announce his achievement as a published author. Kyle wishes to share the story of his inspiration to write his memoir. During his teenage years, a family friend of his uncle and aunt gifted him a book authored by her nephew, entitled "Growing up with Cerebral Palsy," during a family visit to Florida. In those formative years, living with cerebral palsy left him uncertain about his future, such as whether he could work, live independently, or perhaps even f