After a devastating spinal cord injury Fergus Farrell was told he'd never walk again. He refused to believe it. What followed was a brutal reckoning – not just with his body, but with his identity as a man. He lost his business, his marriage and, for a time, his will to go on. But through the darkness, Fergus found something deeper than hope: determination. One year later, he walked 206km across Ireland. And that was just the start. From an attempted row across the unforgiving North Atlantic to tireless advocacy for spinal injury research, Fergus has redefined what it truly means to be strong. This is more than a story of recovery. It's about resilience, reinvention and finding out who you really are when everything else falls away. 'A formidable reminder that no matter how tough the challenge, the strength to walk through it lies within' Niall Breslin 'A powerful, unflinching account of resilience, this book grips you from the first page and refuses to let go' David Gillick 'This book gives great insight into his journey, and his resilience and mental strength are inspirational' Bernard Jackman
