15,99 €
inkl. MwSt.

Versandfertig in über 4 Wochen
  • Broschiertes Buch

Addy Biron completed his combat service in the Israeli military at the age of 23, fighting tooth and nail against brutal enemies and conditions, only to learn that several years later in Boston Massachusetts, he was up against a more unimaginable and complex foe. It was cancer. 'Life Interrupted, ' depicts the inexhaustible challenges Addy had faced throughout his young adult years with a life altering diagnosis that brought him from a life full of vitality and adventure, to one where he could barely climb up a set of stairs, or get out of bed. Addy shares the intimate, the quirky, the…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Addy Biron completed his combat service in the Israeli military at the age of 23, fighting tooth and nail against brutal enemies and conditions, only to learn that several years later in Boston Massachusetts, he was up against a more unimaginable and complex foe. It was cancer. 'Life Interrupted, ' depicts the inexhaustible challenges Addy had faced throughout his young adult years with a life altering diagnosis that brought him from a life full of vitality and adventure, to one where he could barely climb up a set of stairs, or get out of bed. Addy shares the intimate, the quirky, the personal, and the mind-boggling experiences he encounters throughout the multiple, and laborious journeys of his on-again, off-again fight against cancer. His story resonates with those who have been in his shoes, and it provides inspiration for other young adult cancer patients currently fighting their prognosis. It brings to life the numerous tribulations that are unique to young adult cancer patients, many of which are ignored, or misunderstood by those looking at it from the outside, in, including the patient's family, and close support circles.
Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Autorenporträt
Addy Biron studied advertising at Emerson College, graduating with a Summa Cum Lauda. He worked for two elite advertising agencies as an account manager, and wrote on his free time for I-94 magazine, an online publication. He also published personal recipes on his cooking blog called 'Dinner Debates, ' where he discussed regional dishes as well as the socio-political and cultural issues from the same area. Addy passed on from this world on November 21, 2010 leaving behind his wife Meg and their daughter Maya who hope to continue to carry on Addy's zest for life