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Not Fade Away: A Short Life Well Lived – An Unflinching Story of Cancer, Courage, and Faith

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Some people are born to lead and destined to teach by the example of living life to the fullest, and facing death with uncommon honesty and courage. Peter Barton was that kind of person.Driven by the ideals that sparked a generation, he became an overachieving Everyman, a risk-taker who showed others what was possible. Then, in the prime of his life—hugely successful, happily married, and the father of three children—Peter faced the greatest of all challenges. Diagnosed with cancer, he began a journey that was not only frightening and appalling but also full of wonder and discovery.With unflinching candor and even surprising humor, Not Fade Away finds meaning and solace in Peter's confrontation with mortality. Celebrating life as it dares to stare down death, Peter's story addresses universal hopes and fears, and redefines the quietly heroic tasks of seeking clarity in the midst of pain, of breaking through to personal faith, and of achieving peace after bold and sincere questioning. Read more

ISBN10 006073731X
ISBN13 978-0060737313
Edition Reprint
Language English
Publisher Harper Perennial
Dimensions 5.31 x 0.5 x 8 inches
Item Weight 10.4 ounces
Print length 224 pages
Publication date September 14, 2004

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