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Why I Self-Publish
The likelihood of a self-published book becoming a runaway best seller is slim. There are about four million books published every year and three-quarters or more are self-published. A handful of the releases become big sellers, and very few of … Continue reading
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Heart Beat
It has now been ten years since I was put in the back of an ambulance and rushed to the University of Wisconsin Hospital with what proved to be a 100% blockage of my left coronary. It happened in … Continue reading
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Tagged ambulance, blockage, blood tests, blood vessels, body parts, Broom Street Theater, bypass surgery, cardiologist, Catholic, coronary, dieet, dizziness, doctor's orders, drug regimen, drugs, ear ache, echocardiogram, EKG, end-of-life, father, genes, guilt, hearing, heart, heart attack, heart medications, infections, irregular heartbeat, ischemic cardiomyopathy, life expectancy, life-threatening event, lifestyle change, liver, Mediterranean diet, nitroglycerin, opening night, pacemakers, patient, pharmaceutical companies, prescriptions, recovery, self-care, side effects, social worker, stents, stress test, symptoms, treatment, University of Wisconsin Hospital, Urgent Care, vision, weight
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