| Danny Quintana, Author, Attorney & Volunteer for The Mobility Project. Love Letters from the County Jail is the Latest Book |
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From cheating spouses to alcohol and substance abuse; from
lust for money to the real pain of mental disorders; from
ungrateful spoiled children to gripped by drugs and evil
companions. Having handled hundreds of divorce and domestic
abuse cases, Danny Quintana combed his files and personal
experiences to bring forth a wide spectrum of stories that
represent a phenomenon that plagues all levels of American
society.
All who read this series of brief yet riveting stories will glimpse
something of themselves, family or friends as a fascinating cast
of characters play out turning points in their lives and
relationships.
As Quintana advises, “You have not been in a knock down drag
out fight until someone is hauled away by the police, and you
don’t become an adult until someone takes your heart, rips it
from your chest, crushes it and kicks in your teeth. When that
happens you have matured as a human being.”
Reading this book is a look at what really goes on behind the
closed doors and drawn curtains of America. How do people
really treat each other when they are alone? Each story brings
the reader into lurid, outrageous and sometimes humorous
tales from behind the facade of the happy American family.
lust for money to the real pain of mental disorders; from
ungrateful spoiled children to gripped by drugs and evil
companions. Having handled hundreds of divorce and domestic
abuse cases, Danny Quintana combed his files and personal
experiences to bring forth a wide spectrum of stories that
represent a phenomenon that plagues all levels of American
society.
All who read this series of brief yet riveting stories will glimpse
something of themselves, family or friends as a fascinating cast
of characters play out turning points in their lives and
relationships.
As Quintana advises, “You have not been in a knock down drag
out fight until someone is hauled away by the police, and you
don’t become an adult until someone takes your heart, rips it
from your chest, crushes it and kicks in your teeth. When that
happens you have matured as a human being.”
Reading this book is a look at what really goes on behind the
closed doors and drawn curtains of America. How do people
really treat each other when they are alone? Each story brings
the reader into lurid, outrageous and sometimes humorous
tales from behind the facade of the happy American family.
| Contact Danny Quintana at danny_quintana@yahoo.com |
Mobility Project Mission Statement
The Mobility Project is a humanitarian organization, committed
to serving people with disabilities who have a wealth of unique
gifts to offer their community, but have been hindered from
doing so by poverty and the resulting lack of even the most
basic mobility aids.
We do this by: delivering refurbished mobility aids such as
wheelchairs, crutches, walkers, and other medical equipment
to the disabled in need; adjusting each mobility aid to fit the
individual who receives it; providing sports programs for the
disabled, to help them achieve greater confidence and health;
and building wheelchair refurbishing and manufacturing
facilities in the countries where we work, to provide vocational
training for local people with disabilities.
The Mobility Project is a humanitarian organization, committed
to serving people with disabilities who have a wealth of unique
gifts to offer their community, but have been hindered from
doing so by poverty and the resulting lack of even the most
basic mobility aids.
We do this by: delivering refurbished mobility aids such as
wheelchairs, crutches, walkers, and other medical equipment
to the disabled in need; adjusting each mobility aid to fit the
individual who receives it; providing sports programs for the
disabled, to help them achieve greater confidence and health;
and building wheelchair refurbishing and manufacturing
facilities in the countries where we work, to provide vocational
training for local people with disabilities.
The overwhelming majority of us are volunteers. Simply put,
without volunteers, there would be no The Mobility Project.
The primary qualification for becoming a The Mobility Project
volunteer is a heart for people with disabilities.
There is no special training or experience needed for most of
what we do. We have qualified experts for physical therapy
and seating (although we always need additional trained
personnel), but for each professional, we need two or three
helpers who are willing to assist.
So far the youngest volunteer was 3 years old - there to
help her parents. Teens especially are welcome, and will
expand their view of the world.
without volunteers, there would be no The Mobility Project.
The primary qualification for becoming a The Mobility Project
volunteer is a heart for people with disabilities.
There is no special training or experience needed for most of
what we do. We have qualified experts for physical therapy
and seating (although we always need additional trained
personnel), but for each professional, we need two or three
helpers who are willing to assist.
So far the youngest volunteer was 3 years old - there to
help her parents. Teens especially are welcome, and will
expand their view of the world.
Danny Quintana, prominent attorney
from Salt Lake City,has just release
his third book, Love Letters from
the County Jail: Adventures in
Failed Relationships.
Following Hunting and Gathering:
An Urban Youth Survival Guide
and Martian Peace: Why We Must
Explore the Oceans and Space,
Quintana has come out with a
fascinating book which journeys
through the tangled web of
relationships as they went from back
to worse for a whole host of
reasons.
from Salt Lake City,has just release
his third book, Love Letters from
the County Jail: Adventures in
Failed Relationships.
Following Hunting and Gathering:
An Urban Youth Survival Guide
and Martian Peace: Why We Must
Explore the Oceans and Space,
Quintana has come out with a
fascinating book which journeys
through the tangled web of
relationships as they went from back
to worse for a whole host of
reasons.
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