New and Memorable Book on ALS Journey, Last Flight Out, Brings Tears, Laughter to Terminal Illness Memoir
Summary
Reading this story helps one realize that children can become stronger, more affectionate beings when presented with this ‘death and illness.’” - Claire Ramage “Phyllis deftly balances the couples heartbreaking, emotion-choked moments with their humorous exchanges the likes of which are found only on Turner Class Movies comedies today!There are helpful words for dealing with the medical profession, celebrating small moments, considering children in the process, acknowledging the positives that are there, and accepting help.” - Joan Hammel “Last Flight Out takes the reader on an emotional roller coaster through the depths and the heights of the valiant effort made to live life to its fullest, while knowing their time together was coming to an end.Encourage others to read this memoir because there continues to be so many myths surrounding dying at home.” - Dianne Kammerer ### McLean, VA, October 09, 2011 --( PR.com )-- A compelling new book that chronicles three-war veteran George Thomas’ courageous battle with Lou Gehrig’s disease (ALS) is achingly poignant and impossibly funny at the same time.Reading this story helps one realize that children can become stronger, more affectionate beings when presented with this ‘death and illness.’”- Claire Ramage“Phyllis deftly balances the couples heartbreaking, emotion-choked moments with their humorous exchanges the likes of which are found only on Turner Class Movies comedies today!There are helpful words for dealing with the medical profession, celebrating small moments, considering children in the process, acknowledging the positives that are there, and accepting help.”- Joan Hammel“Last Flight Out takes the reader on an emotional roller coaster through the depths and the heights of the valiant effort made to live life to its fullest, while knowing their time together was coming to an end.