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		<title>Co-Existing With Cancer or You Thought Living with your In-Laws Was Difficult (Paperback)</title>
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When Jack D. Ruda wa diagnosed with a rare form of cancer his prognosis was bleak. With no effective treatment available, his physician gave him only two years to live at best with a zero chance of going beyond that time. Faced with the terrible reality of a terminal illness, Jack began a positive program [...]]]></description>
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<p><a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1884299059?ie=UTF8&amp;tag=mes0-20&amp;linkCode=xm2&amp;camp=1789&amp;creativeASIN=1884299059"><em><strong>When Jack D. Ruda wa diagnosed with a rare form of cancer his prognosis was bleak. With no effective treatment available</strong></em></a>, his physician gave him only two years to live at best with a zero chance of going beyond that time. Faced with the terrible reality of a terminal illness, Jack began a positive program that would enhance the life that was left to him. His first plan of action was to remove all source of stress from his life. Jack is now entering his 8th year. This book tells of his personal experiences, his sense of humor and strategy for survival. He is an inspiration to all who suffer a terminal illness and the loved ones who help them through it.</p>
<p><strong>About the Author</strong><br />
A Rochester, NY native, Jack has been involved in theatrical productions since the age of 8 when, during WWII, he was producing shows to raise money for the American Red Cross. He became interested in performing magic at an eary age and to this day continues to perform. After graduating from Syracuse University&#8217;s School of Communication, Jack became a consultant, producing and directing industrial stage, film, and video production. He is called upon today by many organizations to give motivational speeches on a number of topics.</p>
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