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- Author: Charles Walton
- Publisher: Kc Creations Inc
- ISBN-10: 0615153615
- ISBN-13: 9780615153612
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.2 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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Almost Always Fatal (Surviving Cancer With a Sense of Humor) (e-book) (used book) | bookbook.eu
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Can a cancer survivor's story be entertaining, even funny? One might expect "informative", "interesting", or "inspiring", and this book is all three, but Charles Walton's writing style and honest, down-to-earth sense of humor, make his account of his battle with a deadly form of cancer a truly fun read. In 2004 Walton was diagnosed with cancer while self-employed with no health insurance. He and wife Kathy lost their business, their home, and even their dog over the ensuing two-year period which he covers in these pages. He says, "It sounds like a country song, doesn't it? Did I mention that I lost my pick-up truck too? The point is though: None of that stuff (except, of course, our dog) matters. Kathy and I live in a one-bedroom apartment and drive a 17-yr.-old car now, but we live better than ever before, taking nothing for granted."
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- Author: Charles Walton
- Publisher: Kc Creations Inc
- ISBN-10: 0615153615
- ISBN-13: 9780615153612
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.2 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
Can a cancer survivor's story be entertaining, even funny? One might expect "informative", "interesting", or "inspiring", and this book is all three, but Charles Walton's writing style and honest, down-to-earth sense of humor, make his account of his battle with a deadly form of cancer a truly fun read. In 2004 Walton was diagnosed with cancer while self-employed with no health insurance. He and wife Kathy lost their business, their home, and even their dog over the ensuing two-year period which he covers in these pages. He says, "It sounds like a country song, doesn't it? Did I mention that I lost my pick-up truck too? The point is though: None of that stuff (except, of course, our dog) matters. Kathy and I live in a one-bedroom apartment and drive a 17-yr.-old car now, but we live better than ever before, taking nothing for granted."
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