Les was born with a genetic defect which has caused his brain to bleed seven times resulting in seven debilitating strokes. Neuro doctors told him he was lucky to be alive and that recovery was out of the question. Join Les, a survivor, for Brain Storms, A collection of 27 tips for coping with and recovering from catastrophic illness. This is easy -to- read Chapters, free from confusing technical jargon, will inspire you to take back your life. Full of tips and practical information- like ...

After years of navigating life-threatening illnesses, emergency rooms, delayed diagnoses, complex medical systems, and the search for specialists capable of providing the care he desperately needed, Les Duncan came to a difficult realization: the greatest challenge was often not the illness itself, it was the healthcare system.In Reclaiming Healthcare, Duncan transforms his deeply personal experiences into a compelling examination of modern healthcare and the growing influence of c...

Les Duncan was horrified the day he tipped the scales at 335 pounds. Tired of being fat, and disgusted that his entire wardrobe had been purchased at the BIG & TALL store, he firmly decided right then and there to lose weight - a lot of weight. He set his goal at 215 pounds, a weight he had been comfortable with nearly three decades earlier. That meant he hoped to lose 140 pounds - a daunting task. Fad diets had not worked. Oh, they had resulted in temporary weight loss, but the pounds alw...

Les was born with a genetic defect which has caused his brain to bleed seven times resulting in seven debilitating strokes. Neuro doctors told him he was lucky to be alive and that recovery was out of the question. Join Les, a survivor, for Brain Storms, A collection of 27 tips for coping with and recovering from catastrophic illness. This is easy -to- read Chapters, free from confusing technical jargon, will inspire you to take back your life. Full of tips and practical information- like ...