As the first occupational therapist of the Brachial Plexus Program at the University of Michigan Hospitals, Denise Justice has been an inspiring contributor to the Program's mission-to provide the best interdisciplinary medical care for patients with neonatal brachial plexus palsy (NBPP) through collaboration, research, and innovation. Ms. Justice cornerstone of their team of medical practitioners. She is a leader in sharing her vast clinical expertise nationally and locally through courses, conferences, and patient-oriented activities. She welcomes new concepts and innately understands the importance of research and revolution of ideas towards the program's vision to better the lives of patients with NBPP. Quoting Ms. Justice, "This book is dedicated to my family, my patients, and my co-workers who support and inspire me every single day. My children-Luke, Morgan, and Nicholas-along with my husband, Craig, shed light into the family experiences that have been incorporated into this story. My patients who have shared their experiences and feelings related to growing up with neonatal brachial plexus palsy motivated the central themes in this story. My co-workers have supported, encouraged and guided me with creating this story. However, without the generous support of donations from the grandfather of Rylee Tracey and a Fostering of Innovation Grant (FIGS), this story never would have been printed." Book jacket.