
No Such Thing as a Bad Day
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Narrated by:
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Hamilton Jordan
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By:
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Hamilton Jordan
About this listen
Jordan's political anecdotes are fascinating and insightful, but it is when he talks of his cancers that Jordan achieves his real impact. For this is not a story about medical miracles. It's about how a patient defeats cancer by taking charge of his own treatment and becoming a well-informed, positive-thinking partner in his cure. For cancer sufferers, their loved ones, and their caregivers, No Such Thing as a Bad Day is practical, inspirational, and indispensable.
©2000 by Hamilton Jordan (P)16 9; 2000 HighBridge Company
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"The author's own voice increases the intimacy of this frank and personal history." (AudioFile)
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