Two Hands: NOW AVAILABLE!

I've climbed some of the biggest mountains in the Northern Rockies behind the handlebars of a snowmobile. But the most difficult mountain I've tackled in my lifetime is the mountain of recovery.  Read the story of my fight to climb this rugged mountain behind the handlebars of faith in God.
      "Life Happened," and I learned some very real life lessons that I couldn't have learned otherwise and I'm honored to pass them on to you.  It's a gripping, emotional, and real story and you'll want to keep turning the pages.
     I've always been the type of guy that grabbed ahold of life with both hands and made the best of it. Then, an avalanche left me with a hand I can't use. But by the hand of God and the amazing people in my life, I've never been without "Two Hands."

Matt Potratz

 

 

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There's one picture of Matt Potratz that I just absolutely love. It isn't one of the many incredible action shots taken of Matt cresting over a summit, standing his snowmobile on end, or running straight up the side of a mountain in an impossibly narrow chute.

No, the picture I love best of Matt is one that you will find on page 63 of this incredible book. He is looking right at you. In his right hand he tightly grips a cane. The right arm is strong, the muscles set yet not straining. You can see the strength that is there, despite all he has been through. A nurse gently touches Matt's back, ready to support him just in case, but he holds himself proudly straight as he steps toward the camera.

Your eyes inevitably go to the neck brace, proudly emblazoned with a 509 Films logo. The strap across his chest, holding a brace in place for his limp left arm: the arm that appears unnaturally long due to its lack of nerve function. The brace on his left wrist. The strap across his stomach, there in case the nurses need to lift him off the floor he strides upon.

But it is the look on Matt's face that grabs you. It's a look of a man who has seen death and couldn't care less. He's got his game face on. The determination that is there, despite the pain that you can see around his eyes and in the set jaw. The unshakeable attitude that will not let anything stand in his way of merely standing and walking down a hospital hallway, for the first time since an avalanche threw him off his snowmobile, ripped his helmet off, slammed him into a tree, and buried him.

That's the Matt I know. This book tells his incredible survival story in a simple yet powerful way. Brutally honest about his shortcomings and humble in his accomplishments, it's the story of a man who clawed his way out of a coma, proved the doctors wrong and is now changing lives as an author and speaker. All with a strength and determination that makes you sit up and take notice; a strength that inevitably makes you wonder where it comes from. Matt knows, and he's glad to tell you.

Don't miss this book. It's one of the most powerful stories I have ever had the privilege of reading.
Authored by: Travis Hunt on Wednesday, January 18 2012 @ 02:22 PM PST Two Hands: NOW AVAILABLE!
Matt your book is an Inspiration, and will be an inspiration to many more to come! Every chapter had something in it that pertains to all of us! Trusting God and Never Giving Up on FAITH!!! Im not going to write much on here about the book, other than I recommend all to read it! I Pray that you have much success in all that you do! Thank you for your encouragement and your inspiring words..

God Bless,
Travis and Melissa Hunt and Family

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