Meet Angie
Author | SPEAKER | Motorcyclist
Angie Sandow has an incredible story she is eager to tell you. Get ready to be inspired as she shares how a breast cancer diagnosis motivated her to ride a motorcycle with one hand due to being born with a limb difference. Angie never let negative perceptions define her future and remains steadfast in her determination to succeed. Her unwavering commitment to her goals serves as a testament to the power of perseverance and the importance of self-determination in the face of adversity.
Her journey is a poignant reminder of the importance of never allowing obstacles to deter us from achieving our aspirations. Her tenacity and resilience highlight the need for women to remain steadfast in their pursuit of success and to refuse to let negative perceptions and attitudes impede their progress. You won’t want to miss what will be a fun and exciting presentation!
Angie is the author of "From Chemo To Throttle" and executive producer of the award-winning documentary "Angie - Tales of Determination.”
“From chemo to throttle”
This book is Angie's inspirational tale in her own words. Born with various congenital birth defects, the most noticeable being the limb difference of her right arm and hand, Angie never knew the meaning of the word "can't" and was always encouraged to reach for the stars. From participating in sports when "girls didn't do that", to playing lead guitar using a prosthetic in her AC/DC Tribute band "Bare Rump" to riding a motorcycle with one hand after receiving a breast cancer diagnosis in February, 2014, Angie's tales of determination will inspire and uplift you.
“Angie: tales of determination”
This award-winning documentary follows the life of Angie Sandow; born with multiple congenital birth defects, the most noticeable being her right arm and hand; she overcame adversity and as a result of the word “can’t” not being in her vocabulary, has accomplished a variety of things including playing lead guitar in her AC/DC Tribute band Bare Rump. Not one to hide her limb difference, Angie now is the lead singer in her classic rock band Lefty and the Goons. After being diagnosed with breast cancer and completing all treatment, Angie decided to live out her dream to start riding her own motorcycles.
To purchase the documentary, please visit www.justridin.com.