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E. L. Wilk: Body of Work, Medical Ethics, Human Resilience and Writing Through Myasthenia Gravis

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Elyse WilkBody of Work - Where people are just dying to get in. By E. L. Wilk, An Eric Hoffer Gold Medal Finalist, A Kindle Bestselling Medical Thriller& Amazon Bestseller. For Readers of Never Let Me Go & Coma.E. L. Wilk is an Eric Hoffer Award Gold Medal Finalist and an Amazon bestselling author. Her work is shaped by a deep curiosity, from the origins of everything to the evolution of modern science and medicine. A space enthusiast, she explores and asks the big questions. As an author, she is drawn to the resilience and complexity of the human spirit. Wilk grew up in Boston, Belgium, and Hong Kong. She is a Wellesley College graduate and an alumna of the International School of Brussels. She resides between Boston and Florida with her rescue dog Khaleesi. She lives with myasthenia gravis, a rare neuromuscular disease. Despite this, she continues to write with tenacity, curiosity, and optimism, always working toward her own version of happily-ever-after.

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