The boy who LIVED!

"The Boy Who LIVED!" by Stephen Young is a captivating autobiographical journey, charting the author's survival from a near-fatal motorcycle accident at 19, through multiple heart surgeries, to fulfilling his diverse passions, including flying a plane.

In his raw and inspiring memoir, "The Boy Who LIVED!", Stephen Young takes readers on a roller-coaster ride through his exceptional life. From a disastrous motorcycle accident at age 19, which nearly claimed his life, Stephen's journey is marked with trials and triumphs, medical challenges, business ventures, and the ceaseless pursuit of his varied interests. Living through five heart surgeries and additional motorcycle accidents, Stephen's resilience is nothing short of astounding. However, his life is far more than just a tale of survival. It's a testament to a spirit that refuses to be bound by circumstances, a spirit that finds joy and meaning in the journey itself. Amid the medical hardships, Stephen renovates houses, immerses himself in the adrenaline rush of car racing, and ultimately fulfills his bucket-list dream: flying a plane. In his spare time, he teaches sailing, ventures into the wilderness for camping trips, nurtures an interest in art, and enjoys a tranquil life with his loving wife and their two dogs. "The Boy Who LIVED!" is more than a memoir—it's a testament to the power of the human spirit, showing how life, in all its unpredictability, can be embraced with courage, optimism, and an unfailing thirst for adventure.

Stephen Young, a British-born Canadian, leads a life as diverse as the countries he calls home. He has experienced an extraordinary array of medical, business, and social adventures and continues to nurture a wide range of interests, including travel, sailing, motorcycles, art, and a love for the great outdoors. This spirit of adventure and resilience has seen him through numerous medical challenges, and it continues to drive him in his everyday life. Stephen shares his peaceful existence with his beloved wife, Linda, and their two dogs. His memoir, "The Boy Who LIVED!", captures the vibrancy and unyielding optimism that define his life's journey.