We all bear scars that serve as memories of wounds we have endured in life. Some are outward markers of traumatic experiences while others are inner evidence of endurance and survival. In Learning 2 Walk Again, Paul Earl Eubanks shares life lessons gained through overcoming trials faced by many.
In the brokenness of society (humanity), his story is not uncommon. An only child raised by a single mother. Abuse. Drugs. Sex. Men and women alike can relate to these universal themes of experimentation and struggle. Paul has lived his life as a quest to find meaningful purpose. His narrative may not be uncommon, but his journey of self-discovery is uniquely his. Learning 2 Walk Again is his most personal and transparent work yet (Dr. Layla Z. Scott, PhD, LMFT, and CFLE).
