"Courage comes in many forms, and it may not always be obvious to the casual observer. But it took no more bulky equipment, mental strength, or faith for Neil Armstrong to make his famous steps on the moon thirty years ago than it does for Tom and Steve Bailey to negotiate their lives every day on earth. This little book gives an intensely honest and moving account of how these young men, trammeled by Duchenne dystrophy - a disorder that robs them of muscle strength - have used their faith, determination, and wonderful family to turn a disability into a special blessing. It is a story of the day- to- day lives of a family I have known and admired for more than 25 years. People like the Baileys give real meaning to our efforts to treat, and eventually to cure muscular dystrophy. All of us who deal with disabilities of any kind, either as health professionals or in our own lives, can take inspiration from Tom Bailey's courageous struggle and victory over physical, but not spiritual, limits."
--Daniel B. Drachman, M.D.; Director, Neuromuscular Clinic and Director, Neuromuscular research laboratory, Johns Hopkins Hospital; Professor of Neurology & Neuroscience, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine

Tom Bailey and his brother, Steve, remind us all of the sustaining power of God's grace through our weakness. It's a lesson for all of us... and these friends are tremendous audio-visual aids of this wonderful biblical truth!
--Joni Eareckson Tada, Author and Artist; founder of Joni and Friends, a Disability Outreach