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Joe Peterson
Goodreads Author
Born
in St. Paul, The United States
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Influences
The world is my influence and inspiration.
Member Since
September 2012
Intro excerpt from the intro of 'Help Me Live... As I Die'
Our cancer journey began in August of 2010: Kelly had an ingrown hair on his chin. He was prone to getting them and went about this one his usual way: popping, squeezing, prodding, and poking. After a few weeks, Kel went to extremes. He used a razor blade and sliced into this blueberry-sized bump and extracted what looked like tiny clear balls. The pressure was released, but the problem persisted.
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Help Me Live... As I Die, Cancer vs. the Power of Love
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2012
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5 editions
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“Stay positive, all other choices are pointless punishments to your psyche.”
― Help Me Live... As I Die, Cancer vs. the Power of Love
― Help Me Live... As I Die, Cancer vs. the Power of Love
“The only way to follow your path is to take the lead.”
― Help Me Live... As I Die, Cancer vs. the Power of Love
― Help Me Live... As I Die, Cancer vs. the Power of Love
“Our tomorrows must be met at the time of their arrival... with the HOPE they are as BEAUTIFUL as today!”
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“Stay positive, all other choices are pointless punishments to your psyche.”
― Help Me Live... As I Die, Cancer vs. the Power of Love
― Help Me Live... As I Die, Cancer vs. the Power of Love
“Our tomorrows must be met at the time of their arrival... with the HOPE they are as BEAUTIFUL as today!”
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“The only way to follow your path is to take the lead.”
― Help Me Live... As I Die, Cancer vs. the Power of Love
― Help Me Live... As I Die, Cancer vs. the Power of Love
“We're mortal, yet without a known expiration date. It's an inevitable fate worthy of acceptance, but not deserving of predictions.”
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