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During their conversation, Mark and Danielle talk about:

Danielle's background before she decided to write her new book
The irony of doing a thesis in brain-injury, with most of them involving motorcycle accidents
How Danielle, who was considered a moderate who "followed the rules" first met her "wild and crazy" husband Steve back in university
Moving to Toronto, Canada to start her life with him and continuing her career in the medical field
Having written for medical publications prior to this first book
Steve's life as an adventure rider on his Harley Davidson motorcycle when on a trip in the Yukon
Keeping all her correspondence and personal journals during the tragic events following her husband's accident
Showing the original manuscript to a good friend who is a script/screen-play writer who asked her if this was going to be a personal document for her family, or for public consumption and how that question changed everything
The dramatic lows and highs that Steve went through since the accident
The various audiences that the book is likely to appeal to
Where Danielle found support through this entire journey
Working with Rebecca at re:books on the release of the book in Nov 2022
And more...

After the interview Mark reflects on how Danielle was able to use all the details she recorded and stored, not because she was going to write a book about it, but for other reasons.

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Danielle Kaplan is a speech-language pathologist and movement specialist. She grew up in Johannesburg, South Africa and holds a master’s degree in Speech Pathology.

She and her husband Steve emigrated to Canada, where she spent twenty years working in acute teaching hospitals, in Neurology, Neurosurgery, and spinal injury.

Danielle gained a certification in Pilates and then went on to train further in movement while achieving her Personal Training certification (CanfitPro), Ballet Barre for fitness training and then received her Rehab Exercise Specialization Certification.

The mother of two, she lives with her husband Steve and their two fur babies in Toronto, Ontario. I Married A Thrill-Seeker is her first book.

The introductory, end, and bumper music for this podcast (“Laser Groove”) was composed and produced by Kevin MacLeod of www.incompetech.com and is Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0