"You Can't Die": A Day of Clarity
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| Rating | : | 4.53 (660 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B073K2Z5KF |
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| Number of Pages | : | 142 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-08-06 |
| Language | : | English |
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He has worked as an advertising copywriter, a magazine editor and the Senior Writer for the Monroe County Executive in Rochester. . Pataki. He began writing about his experience in 2014. He spent the remaining two years of Pataki’s tenure as Senior Writer to the SUNY Chancellor in Albany. He was Pataki’s Chief Speechwriter nearly ten years. About the Author John C. In 2007, he retreated to the Adirondacks where his writing was limited to a series of published op-eds in several newspapers, including the New York Times and the Times of Israel. Wolfe is the former Chief Speechwriter to New York Governor George E
I'm Glad John Didn't Die John has a way of sharing his story so that it makes it seem as if you are either standing next to him the whole time, or peering into a mirror at yourself.We all grapple with demons of our own and every last one of us can relate to the choices that led John down a dangerous path. It could have gone so very wrong but he decided to change. Then he actually did.His struggle is the human struggle. His success should be held up as a shining example.. Tara A. Scully said Painfully raw depiction of the human condition. Painfully raw memoir relatable on so many levels. You will not be able to put this book down. Evokes every emotion - you will laugh and cry at the same time. Brave exposition and depiction of the impact addiction has on the sufferer and those who love them. Wish I could write a review that does the book justice. So proud for this author and the bravery and authenticity required to share his story with the world. Thank you.. Incredible Story Amazon Customer This is a gripping account detailing how one man spent decades integrating a highly successful career into his life controlled by alcoholism, and how his own control slowly slipped away. It is an incredible look into his struggle to find the strength to overcome seemingly the biggest influence in his life. It is inspiring and eye-opening on many levels, and difficult to put down. An amazing, raw and honest book that's worth every minute.
John C. He began writing about his experience in 2014. In 2007, he retreated to the Adirondacks where his writing was limited to a series of published op-eds in several newspapers, including the New York Times and the Times of Israel. Pataki. Wolfe is the former Chief Speechwriter to New York Governor George E. He has worked as an advert
Just three months after leaving treatment in Pennsylvania, relatives find him gravely ill on the floor of the lake home and bring him to an emergency room. He comes to believe that he is suffering from a mental illness that only alcohol can control, and he vows to never stop drinking again. Doctors predicted a long and difficult recovery. He drinks to temper his anger, regulate his physical comfort and stifle what he feared were psychotic impulses. That night, he gets drunk in Reading, PA, returns to Caron the next day, then runs back to his lake house in the Adirondacks. They warned that his alcohol abuse had stunted his emotional growth by more than twenty years. His family turns to the last best hope for a recovery at the prestigious Caron Foundation in Pennsylvania. Twenty days into his treatment there, he claims the walls a