Babblings from a Battered Brain - Onickel, Alan
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Babblings from a Battered Brain contains the thoughts, observations, experiences, ramblings and inspirational thoughts of Alan Onickel as he attempts to rebuild his life and body after a MVA he sustained while working in S. Africa almost ended his ride. Written while recovering from what's now been over 40 surgeries and covering a variety of subjects, BBB will have you laughing, crying, and inspired while you wonder why how he's managed to remain unincarcerated all these years. While sometimes veering off onto offbeat tangents he does his best to invite people in to the world was thrust after…mehr

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Babblings from a Battered Brain contains the thoughts, observations, experiences, ramblings and inspirational thoughts of Alan Onickel as he attempts to rebuild his life and body after a MVA he sustained while working in S. Africa almost ended his ride. Written while recovering from what's now been over 40 surgeries and covering a variety of subjects, BBB will have you laughing, crying, and inspired while you wonder why how he's managed to remain unincarcerated all these years. While sometimes veering off onto offbeat tangents he does his best to invite people in to the world was thrust after returning from his 4 day visit to the non existent sights and silence of coma land.
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Internationally known Performer, Teacher, and choreographer Alan Onickel was enjoying his life when it was suddenly changed one drizzly morning in South Africa. Until then he'd had the extreme fortune to have worked on 6 out of 7 continents on our spinning little mud ball. Known especially for his knowledge and skills of Jazz and Tap dancing, he was traveling to Cape Town to finish a workshop he was teaching with his former student and good friend Yuval Beck when a driver going in the wrong direction almost ended his life. After enduring 4 days in a coma Alan had to spend 3 weeks in the hospital until it was decided he was well enough for his parents to bring him back to the USA. After almost a year of living back with his parents while relearning how to walk, talk, and generally take care of himself, he was finally given the OK to return to NY and attempt to reclaim his former life. You can read a much more detailed version of about his journey in One of Them which he's hoping to finish later this year.