About 16 years ago, my father, Marc, was facing a small-cell lung cancer diagnosis that had metastasized to his liver, bones, throat, and brain. Doctors told him that most patients in his condition usually survive about 8 weeks. But my father wasn’t most patients.
Instead of accepting his fate, he made it his mission to do whatever it took to stay alive for as long as possible.
In this memoir, there will be an exploration of how when one man choosing how to live can impact the lives of others.