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  • Live Well with Terminal Illness and Other Crappy Diseases

  • By: James Asbell
  • Narrated by: Scott Cummings
  • Length: 2 hrs and 18 mins
  • 4.3 out of 5 stars (6 ratings)

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Live Well with Terminal Illness and Other Crappy Diseases

By: James Asbell
Narrated by: Scott Cummings
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Warm, witty, and practical advice for anyone who struggles with serious health problems. Author Jim Asbell shares his life story and outlines the personal philosophical outlook that allows him to, not just cope, but to thrive despite incurable colon cancer, a lifelong battle with polio and other crappy diseases.

©2016 James Bryant Asbell (P)2016 James Bryant Asbell
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It's good to share your story.

Thanks to Jim for sharing his story of much struggle throughout his life and his current stage of fully living with the addition of pesky cancer.

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