
Social Engineering
10 Seconds that change my life
Step into a world of raw feelings with “10 Seconds That Changed My Life.” This book explores the ups and downs of life, all expressed through touching poetry and personal stories. Follow along as the author, Iain M. MacLeod shares his own journey to acceptance after facing life-changing moments. This heartfelt story not only shares struggles but helps you find the courage to embrace a new reality.
About IAIN M. MACLEOD
Following a simple accident in 2017, my whole life changed. Now, I have to embrace a different way of living, relying on others for my care. Writing the books was a cathartic process as it helped me to focus my attention away from my situation, and my new reality. Wondering what the future might have in store for me now that I had become severely physically disabled. I started my first book, “10 Seconds That Changed My Life” in November 2017 using a Head-Mouse, and finished it five months later using a hand-held mouse and the on-board keyboard. The book spans thirteen months and covers my accident and subsequent hospitalisation. I started my second book, “Wheels Galore!” in late 2018 and to took four to five months to write. Spanning over fifty years and tells, a few, of the amusing situations I found myself in. I have gained three degrees in biological sciences from the Open University and am currently studying for a PhD at the University of Stirling in sociology.

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Wheels Galore!
Get ready to board an exciting journey with “Wheels Galore!” This fascinating book invites you to explore the extraordinary life of Iain, a man whose laughter echoes louder than any challenge he faces. From the rugged highlands of Scotland to the busy streets of America, Iain’s story represents resilience, humour, and a firm spirit.
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