Impossible is Nothing

By Robert Pearson

Robert was born with a very unique medical condition. He nearly died a dozen times from it over five years, but gained perspective on life.

You can loose your health, blood, weight, sanity, mobility, appendage and nearly your life itself over and over again, but with unwavering love and support, you will gain an understanding of your true self, your reason for being and the true goodness in life.

Robert has spent five years of his life fighting the medical demons that lurk within him. Despite that though, he realizes that life can once again be perfect as it once was. He knows that in order to achieve the Victory that he seeks in the war against himself, a dedication to the fight will require patience.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Robert Pearson
• Release date: May 23, 2011
• ISBN: 9780987697400

Robert Pearson

Robert has had many amazing, special, incredible and terrible experiences. Happily married for five years to his best friend of 20 years, he has travelled to more than 50 countries. However he has also survived many astonishing and difficult medical concern, having nearly died numerous times over many years. Everything in life is precious. I want to pass along some of the perspective I've gained.

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Impossible is Nothing

Robert Pearson

Copyright Robert Pearson 2012

Published at Smashwords

I have two disclaimers and a bit of background to start.

1) If you are at all squeamish about anything medically related, specifically blood in any amount, then you may have some difficulties with this story. Some of the things that I’m about to describe to you are extraordinary and at times graphic and I just want you to be aware of that beforehand.

2) I am healthy. I am more healthy at age 34 than I was at 14. However there is absolutely no medical explanation as to why.

While these events were taking place, I wrote about them. I kept a blog and have since compiled those entries into the format of a book. However that book has yet to find a purpose beyond being just a full compilation of my thoughts during this time. The events that took place were extraordinary and many people have encouraged me to do something more with the story, such as speaking about it, given my occupation and understanding of the needs of the those who may require a different accommodation.

Let’s begin…

Impossible. There are such terrible connotations to this word. It’s limiting. It puts up a roadblock. It defines an end and it defines the