Don’t Ignore My Mind

About the Book

“A moving and gripping account of a young man’s struggle—not so much with his cerebral palsy as with those who were quick to dismiss his abilities.” -- David E. Canfield “Without faith in Jesus Christ, little of this book (and increasingly less of it as you move toward the end) will make sense. But if you love God with all your heart and soul and mind and strength, you’ll find that your own experience and faith aren’t really that different from Bob’s. And with Bob, you too will confess there is a God Who has lordship and sovereignty over all; is good, and does good to all; and is therefore to be feared, loved, praised, called upon, trusted in, and served. -- Tim Bayly

About the Author

Robert Kaplowitz typed the first draft of his life story using the little finger of his left hand to press each key. Despite severe cerebral palsy, he earned a bachelor’s degree in music literature from Indiana University (1979). Bob manages a household of Christian men, adores Italian opera, puns shamelessly, and frequently travels abroad. He is a Christian and a member of Clearnote Church in Bloomington, IN.