More Time to Love

Joseph L. Wions,

Daniel Wions (Editor),

Julie Wions (Contributor)

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When given a diagnosis of ALS, most victims make peace with a 2-3 year death sentence. Joe Wions, an energetic and positve management consultant with two children, a wonderful wife, and a community he loved, decided instead that he would live.

In More Time to Love, Joe takes readers on a journey from nightmares to miracles. Feeling betrayed by Western medicine, which offers ...more

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ebook, 290 pages

Published January 28th 2017 by Uplift Press

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Feb 14, 2017 Nicolette rated it really liked it

A great tribute to a man that I can tell was not just loved, but liked by his family and friends. As a former student of Mrs. Wions, this prompted me to remember that teachers are real people with joys and sorrows outside of the classroom.

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Feb 14, 2018 circe1202 rated it it was amazing

As an early career clinical psychologist, I have observed that what we know of a patient’s personality is a pretty poor predictor of how that patient would cope with dying. Generous people could become selfish, and brave people could become frightened. Angry people could become gentle, and controlling people could become very Zen-like. The way I see it, dying, in other words, like any other life transformative event, doesn’t always reveal or intensify aspects of our character;
rather, it often co ...more

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