To Argue with Oblivion: A True Story of Catastrophe and Recovery

Description

An emotional roller coaster of a read: fifteen operations, two radio therapies, a week in a coma, and a month in a wheelchair. He died once and was crippled, brain damaged, and nearly blinded.

Seemingly broken beyond repair, he desperately wanted his life back.

But is it possible to defeat oblivion?

A life and death struggle is exhausting. It is so easy to give up when none of the treatments make you better.

And doctors have no answers.

It is quite easy to give up when all is lost.

And pain and helplessness are your only friends.

But he decided to take the matters in his own hands. He had a burning desire to live and refused to take no for an answer.

When there was only darkness ahead, the author managed to get back on track.

This personal story of healing and recovery is meant to encourage those dealing with brain trauma or chronic illness, who may be close to giving up. Get inspired by this journey of recovery.