Goodbye to clocks ticking

how we live while dying a memoir
Joseph Monninger
Book - 2023

"After thirty-two years of teaching, Joe Monninger, an avid outdoorsman in robust health, was looking forward to a long retirement with the love of his life in a cabin beside a New England estuary. Three days after his last class, however, he's diagnosed with terminal lung cancer, even though he has not smoked for more than 30 years. It was May, and he might be dead by early fall. Soon Joe learned, however, that he was a genetic match for treatment with a drug that could not cure his cancer, but could prolong his life. With this temporary reprieve, he sets out to live life to the fullest and to write about the year of grace that follows, from his cancer treatments to his innermost thoughts"--

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Monninger, Joseph (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Lebanon, New Hampshire : Steerforth Press, [2023]
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