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How to Cope With and Survive a Terrible, Incurable, Fatal Disease
I am writing to tell my story and help others. Everybody is different, but a terrible, incurable, fatal disease equalizes us all. There is wisdom and understanding that comes through adversity and suffering. It is much easier to read about than experience, but knowledge can be passed on and I can provide some counsel and comfort for those in similar situations.
This is particularly true of your own life. There are a lot of really terrible diseases out there, and mine was a very bad one that came out of the blue. My terrible surprise came when I was 58, vigorous and in good health, working out almost every day.
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