Books in Three Bytes 32: Tim Wendel

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Books in Three Bytes guest Tim Wendel is known for his writing about the world of sports. In his latest book, CANCER CROSSINGS: A BROTHER, HIS DOCTORS AND THE QUEST FOR A CURE TO CHILDHOOD LEUKEMIA, Tim explains a different kind of team, the cadre of remarkable doctors and caregivers who helped his brother live for 8 years, despite a prognosis of surviving 12 to 18 months at most. During the podcast, Tim shares his family’s experiences and offers insights into the progress being made in treating so many cancers. There’s lots of life lessons for everyone in this very personal and moving account of loss and triumph.

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