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    Swallowed by Als Tsunami
    Swallowed by Als Tsunami
    Swallowed by Als Tsunami
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    Swallowed by Als Tsunami

    By Anverali Najak

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    Currently, there are three-thousand-plus and thousands more in the rest of the world suffering the deadly disease ALS, who will die as there is no cure for this neurological disorder.
    This book narrates the life story of one ordinary person who had extraordinary vision to lift members of his community, whose vision unfortunately will remain unfulfilled because he is dying due to ALS.
    This will make very healthy people aware that they too can fall victim to this incurable, deadly disease.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTrafford Publishing
    Release dateJan 25, 2012
    ISBN9781466909922
    Swallowed by Als Tsunami
    Author

    Anverali Najak

    He was a very healthy person, who used to go to the gym regularly, who played sports, who was very active in educating youths and seniors; but he suddenly became a victim of the deadly neurological disease called ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis).

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