Linda Robertson Bourgeois

Now is Not to Wonder Why Now is Time to Do or Die 2015 Diary Entries (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

The 2015 Diary of a woman going from living an ordinary life full of ups and downs to a life changing event, turning the world known to an unknown commodity. Being diagnosed with Neuroendocrine Cancer of the Pancreas was to me just another diagnosis. Most of my family had died with cancer so I was not surprised and continued on with my life as usual. We all know from the moment of birth we begin to die.We just do not know when or where or the time. I must admit that the world looked and felt different. I could either keep living an ordinary life and accept that death is coming, or give up and stop doing the things I did before and die sooner. In the upcoming 2016 Diaries the reader will see I chose to live an ordinary life in the face of death. However, I did notice small insignificant things more. Each day was a gift and I accepted the gift with gratitude. Living longer, grieving for the old me but grateful to be different and to appreciate that God had given me many gifts, the two most important, two beautiful children.

Join me on my journey.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: MRR Publishers
• Erscheinungstermin: 29. Oktober 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781393131878
• Artikelnr.: 60816838

Autorenporträt

Dr. Bourgeois writes from home or wherever she might be. Her mind does not follow a linear pattern but rather she is a sporadic thinker...always seeing the calligraphy of colors, sounds and minutiae surrounding her.

She is a self-publshed author, mainly books about family for family. She took her doctoral degree at age 69.

Dr. Bourgeois occassionaly writes in her diary.

The diary chronicles the bits and pieces of life left behind when one dies as well as the bits and pieces of life as lived. She wakes up in a new world every day!

Not believing her work was good enough for a book, a diary was the next best thing to express her thoughts.

"My children are my greatest achievement!", she states.

Dr. Bourgeois continues to live with neuroendocrine cancer of the pancreas.