Because Bill Rush experienced cerebral palsy, he did not have the use of his arms, legs or voice. Bill Rush was able to think, feel, remember, see and hear, and he used those abilities to earn a degree in journalism from a leading midwest university. Journey Out of Silence, an autobiography, describes his trip from what could have been mediocrity to an outstanding display of journalistic ability. Bill was adamant about the fact that he should not be regarded as a superhero. This is the story not only of the struggle to cope with major physical disabilities, but also of the struggle to develop and maintain an identity as a human being with normal desires and with ambitions for a responsible place in the community. For more information, see www.williamrush.com.