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Book Reviews of 'An Almost Fatal Miracle' |
| I am a fellow Toastmaster with Roger Rizzo. He has been such an inspiration to me. He has such a joy for life and always wants to make life fun. So I decided to read his book. The book really made me consider what existence on earth truly means. It made me respect Roger all the more and understand why he is always so happy. I understand that he wants to do good for all people and have others do good to the people they have contact with. If we all just treated each other in a kind and gracious manner, the world would be such a better place. Jackie Davidson |
| "I highly recommend this book to everyone." Michael Barnes, executive Director of the Life Care Center in Boise, Idaho. |
| "This book was an unquestionable inspiration to us." Kevin and Vidella Nagasaki, managers of the Salvation Army in Lahaina, Hawaii. |
| Erin Ryan, reporter for the Idaho statesman, which is circulated to approximately 200,000 readers, prepared an article about Roger and his book -- "A lot of the residents (at the medical home for the disabled, ill, and elderly where Roger Rizzo performs volunteer work) are inspired by what he has overcome. It has empowered them.... That is what moved Rizzo to write his book." |
| There's no such thing as escaping a nearly fatal motorcycle accident for author Roger Daniel Rizzo. "An Almost Fatal Miracle: Realizing Reality" is his tale of how his accident permanently changed his life, from his family to his career to his relationships. He tells of his long and arduous journey on the road to recovery. In the process he realizes his true purpose in life and began to volunteer. He urges readers not to wait for their own life changing experience to be inspired, but rather to get going now. A solid read with an invaluable life lesson. Michael Dunford, Reviewer |
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A tragic accident awakens the author's spiritual conviction. A near-fatal motorcycle accident left Rizzo steps from death in the summer of 1995. But a miraculous recovery followed, both physical and spiritual: Rizzo has several life-altering epiphanies that lead him to rejuvenate his stagnant relationship with God and devote himself to philanthropic pursuits...Rizzo challenges the theory of free will and individual subsistence and promotes the concept of life after death. The author states that his purpose is to bring awareness to those seeking a more pragmatic way of life, to "help people relinquish their obsession with what I now believe are meaningless goals and desires" ..Inspirational read for the religiously inclined. --Kirkus Discoveries
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Purchase Roger's book 'An Almost Fatal Miracle' today.
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