Into the Exit and Test of Time: In My Strive to Survive from My Deathbed (True Story)

Julian Melendez

ISBN 10: 150495923X / ISBN 13: 9781504959230

Published by Authorhouse, 2016

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Into the Exit and Test of Time: In My Strive to Survive from My Deathbed (True Story)
• Publisher: Authorhouse
• Publication Date: 2016
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 150495923X
• ISBN 13: 9781504959230
• Binding: Paperback / softback
• Condition: New
• Weight: 336 grams

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Synopsis

Go Into the exit and test of time and see what the end is like for those who stare at death in it's face. A Double Stage (4) liver and kidney failure survivor shares his true story on the fight for his life, in the hopes of helping others in their moments of need. To show them that they are not alone in their pain and suffering. That the hope for more TIME and to slow down TIME is at the asking. Learn what he did and what it took to extend his TWO WEEK DEATH SENTENCE according to Doctors and others," by (7) MONTHS, just in time to receive his double Transplant Miracles with just a day or so to live.

This book was designed to be of some service to others when it comes to the support of their loved ones' illnesses and suffering in their time of need. I hope that because of our time of need and the support that we experience and went through, it would somehow help other families get through their moments of need.

All proceeds on my end will go to a non-profit organization that has been designed and established for the sole purpose of helping others help themselves in their medical support needs and cost in order to help ease their pain. For this time I'm grateful and happy to give back as I was blessed and saved by the help of others.

About the Author

The author both his mind and heart would have discovered that life is more--infinitely more--than eating, drinking, breathing, wearing clothes, having fun, taking up room; that the cradle is not its beginning and the grave is not the end; that he is akin to the centuries past and joined to the centuries to come; that the fire that burns within is borrowed from the altar of eternal being; that the desires and hopes and longings that keep him ever restless are born of an awareness that the infinitudes are his by right of inheritance; that the stream on which he is being carried along takes its rise beyond the boundary of time and empties into some sea of infinite expanse; that the depths of life are too deep to be filled with gold, its longings are too insistent to be hushed by the trifles of time, and its expanse is too vast to be filled by the slogan Have Fun. /A.A.M