Aug 14, 2023

New York City, New York Aug 14, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Life is like a wilderness, blinded by the fear of the unknown, only those who are brave enough see things in light and go through the roughness of the road.
Pain In My Soul is a book written by Brian F. Squadere, whose hopes and dreams were cut short when he was diagnosed with cancer and was only given a few months to live, yet he has proven, that when all else fails, all you got is to have high hopes with yourself. "This is a very inspiring book, a reflection of the author's life experience from his failed treatments to becoming healthy again and discovering more of himself"
To all book enthusiasts, Pain In My Soul, A Retrospective View of What I Discovered in Life is available for purchase at Amazon.
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About the Author:
Brian Squadere was raised in a close Italian family, at the age of 17 was diagnosed with Ewings-Sarcoma. Given only a few months to live and with all failed treatments and drug experiments, he curved a path of hope and happiness within himself. He is now 60 and is living the life of his dreams in Upstate New York with his family.
Source :Parchment Global Publishing
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