To Argue With Oblivion
A True Story of Catastrophe and Recovery
by Anthony Wright
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Pub Date 16 Sep 2020 | Archive Date 7 Mar 2022
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Description
The battle is part of the journey.
When death knocks on your door, do you answer and let it in?
Anthony Wright didn't, and he's here to tell the story After fifteen surgeries to cure a series of brain tumors, Wright was desperate for a reprieve. A week in a coma, a month in a wheelchair and nearly blinded, Wright struggled for survival--despite the grim prognosis.
But how do you fight when defeat seems inevitable?
Wright weaves a story of determination and perseverance when the odds are stacked against you.
Now, sit back and get ready to Argue with Oblivion.
Advance Praise
“Thank you for sending this manuscript in for assessment. I think reading it at any time would have made me feel emotional and left me impressed. But reading this story of bravery and recovery right now, when there is so much going on in the world, was certainly an experience. Your determination and ability are inspiring. You write about your struggles and triumphs with clarity and control. The end of chapter nine - when you were running - brought tears to my eyes. I hope you feel proud – and determined for the future.”
Featured Reviews
Lisa K, Reviewer
This book is a must read for anyone facing medical, or any other kind of life crisis. It truly is a story of hope and inspiration under some of life's worst circumtances. It also made me realize that that this could be me or someone I love, althought I never thought it could until I read this book. If you think you have the worst life ever, or if you want to be inspired by someone under the worst possible conditions, please read this book. You won't be sorry.
NOTE: I would give this book a 4.5 star rating, but since that isn't possible, I gave it 4, reserving 5 for my all-time favorites.
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