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    Summary of Brad Aronson's Humankind
    Summary of Brad Aronson's Humankind
    Summary of Brad Aronson's Humankind
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    Summary of Brad Aronson's Humankind

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    Book Preview: #1 The diagnosis was leukemia, and the treatment was two and a half years of inpatient chemotherapy followed by nine months of outpatient chemo. My wife would probably feel awful during and after the treatment, but I was determined not to blow it.

    #2 Mia’s friend Meg came by almost every week, bringing lunch and crafts for the two of them. Mia was craving processed cheese products as a side effect of her chemo, and her parents came to help her out with that.

    #3 The response to our family’s situation was overwhelming. We received so much support that I was hesitant to mention any of it here, because I would have to leave out far more than I could include.

    #4 The people in our lives took an no-stone-unturned approach to our situation, anticipating every possible need of body and soul. We were able to get through the ordeal because of it.

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    PublisherIRB Media
    Release dateFeb 23, 2022
    ISBN9781669352105
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      Contents

      Insights from Chapter 1

      Insights from Chapter 2

      Insights from Chapter 3

      Insights from Chapter 4

      Insights from Chapter 5

      Insights from Chapter 6

      Insights from Chapter 7

      Insights from Chapter 8

      Insights from Chapter 9

      Insights from Chapter 10

      Insights from Chapter 1

      #1

      The diagnosis was leukemia, and the treatment was two and a half years of inpatient chemotherapy followed by nine months of outpatient chemo. My wife would probably feel awful during and after the treatment, but I was determined not to blow it.

      #2

      Mia’s friend Meg came by almost every week, bringing lunch and crafts for the two of them. Mia was craving processed cheese products as a side effect of her chemo, and her parents came to help her out with that.

      #3

      The response to our family’s situation was overwhelming. We received so much support that I was hesitant to mention any of it here, because I would have to leave out far more than I could include.

      #4

      The people in our lives took an no-stone-unturned approach to our situation, anticipating every possible need of body and soul. We were able to get through the ordeal because of it.

      #5

      There is strength in numbers. When Stephanie Welter’s community came together to support her son, Joe, who has autism, they were able to raise the $15,000 required for service dog training.

      #6

      The family received hundreds of donations, and raised $15,000 for Joe’s treatment. The Welters now also care for Hercules, a 4 Paws breeding dog, and volunteer as a therapy team

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