~ About the Author: Michael Creurer

Forced to change lanes at an early age; no longer physically able to manage his retail stores because of physical disability, Michael has journeyed into personal counselling and writing. He has worked with people with physical disabilities and writes about his and other's methods of coping with the myriad of emotional issues presented by the many changes that individuals experience when aging, becoming ill, or physically disabled. The information and stories in Changing Lanes are pertinent to people who are forced into the Slow Lane of Life.

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~ Comments from readers:

I wish this book had been available to help me deal with the emotional turmoil that I experienced many years ago when I was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.

M.B.
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As I read this book there were times when I felt the material was written about me and the circumstances of my life. I did benefit from reading Changing Lanes, and have recommended it to my friends.

J.T. Polio survivor
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Since 2000 Michael has not been able to work at his counselling practice. His own problems are enough for him to cope with. To use an analogy: it is almost impossible for a mechanic to work on someone else’s vehicle before repairing his own if it is not running properly. Michael’s journey has shifted to helping others in ways that entail less direct contact. Writing informative publications, articles, and publishing newletters for disability organizations has become his primary way of communicating with his disabled peers.
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