Water Ski Wonder Shellie Blum Returns To Madame Perry's Salon

Water Ski Wonder Shellie Blum Returns To Madame Perry's Salon. Blum's visit on December 6 barely gave us time to cover her fantastic life as told in her book Waterski Girl Wonder. The downloads of that episode in the first week after the interview confirmed this lady's popularity and love from her fans.Shellie Blum grew up in a family of swimmers and water sports enthusiasts. The water ski girI wonder was practicing her back-flip in March 1989 when she became the first female water-ski pro to be dragged by the neck through the water at 36 mph. Blum survived the Hangman’s Fracture and a broken jaw. The thing Blum was better at than any other woman in the world, the one thing she loved deliriously, was over. She was left with a paralysis of a different sort: depression, bills and more grueling setbacks. 

Shellie Blum has written a fantastic memoir titled Waterski Girl Wonder, and I know you're going to love meeting her in Madame Perry's Salon.

Theme music from Madame Perry's Salon composed and performed by Denton Perry.