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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

Kyle was compelled to retire from the sports he loved, including Sledge Hockey, Challenger Baseball, and Soccer. Recently, he was introduced to Para Boccia. Although he was unable to pursue a career as a Paralympian in Sledge Hockey, Challenger Baseball, S occer, or Swimming, Para Boccia might offer him a new opportunity.