Maybe Life is a Test

Maybe Life is a Test" is a first hand account of the struggles of a brain injury victim from a broken home fighting through the trenches of the urban jungle of Washington, DC. Face to face with death, Leon had two choices; live or die. Narrated by poems documenting his journey with a personalized account of dealing with brain injury, "Maybe Life is a Test" is an experience of the human condition; a bone chilling story of triumph and a reminder of why it's important to never give up. "Maybe Life is a Test" is a voice for the voiceless, a story no one else can tell from a place where so many are.

Maybe Life is a Test" is a first hand account of the struggles of a brain injury victim from a broken home fighting through the trenches of the urban jungle of Washington, DC. Face to face with death, Leon had two choices; live or die. Narrated by poems documenting his journey with a personalized account of dealing with brain injury, "Maybe Life is a Test" is an experience of the human condition; a bone chilling story of triumph and a reminder of why it's important to never give up. "Maybe Life is a Test" is a voice for the voiceless, a story no one else can tell from a place where so many are.

Leon Snaps is an author, musician, writer, activist, business owner and motivational speaker. He is an award-winning poet and an affiliate member of the Las Vegas Chapter of the National Speakers Association (NSA). A survivor of traumatic brain injury, Leon documented his turbulent journey in this raw book of poetry. He is also a spoken word artist with over 1,000 works to his credit, and leads a band that goes by the name of “Dark Flow of the UniVERSE.” Leon's artist name is VERSE and he has hundreds of songs to his credit as well. He is the CEO of WordsandMelodies.com, and ControverseMedia.com for public relations and web design respectfully. J.L. is also the founder of SilentDisease.Org, an outreach program for other survivors of traumatic brain injury. In his spare time J.L. enjoys speaking on brain rehabilitation. He currently volunteers and studies at the Lou Ruvo Brain Institute in Las Vegas, Nevada.