Imagine you are out celebrating your first Christmas after receiving a semi-pro hockey try-out, tied for the scoring lead on your dream university hockey team. You have just turned 19,  learn that your brother is getting married and see your parents happier than they have ever been. Then, you wake up in another province, in another year, and you have just fallen three feet from a bed and landed on your face. This is an amazing story of love, perseverance, dedication, tremendous successes, devastating losses, incredible achievements, 9620 workouts, 127,000 km biked, almost 4 million calories burnt and lots of prayers. 

Having ADD, PTSD, ED but obtaining two university degrees, four scholarships, becoming a father of two, losing a brother/best friend and battling through five court cases, and finally fulfilling the lifelong dream that began at 16 months of age, to make the NHL (National Helpers League) makes me TLMA (the luckiest man alive). It is an amazing journey that will help people eliminate toxic people in their lives and become fulfilled.

Starting my dream at 16 months of age, getting close,  a tragic accident, waking up the following year and beginning the dream again on March 1st, 1988 to the present after 9620 workouts, I am making the NHL (National Helpers League)  at 47 years of age. 

Articles about Paul Campbell 

from The Daily Gleaner