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The Chair That Changed My Life
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- ISBN8233900891
- EAN9798233900891
- Date de parution14/01/2026
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurLinda Balsamo
Résumé
A chair breaks at work, and Mason Beckworth's life breaks with it. He is forty-six, a hands-on dad, a devoted husband, and the guy who believes effort fixes most things. Then pain moves in and refuses to leave. Days fill with scans, treatments, and the kind of waiting that eats hope. WorkCover turns every step forward into a fight. At home, his son Noah wants his old dad back. His daughter Eliza tries to stay brave.
His wife Kerry cares deeply, but fear starts to live in her too. Over one brutal year, Mason is hit again and again: appendicitis, gallbladder surgery, and a mental health hospitalisation that forces him to admit what he keeps hiding. He is not only scared of pain. He is scared of becoming a burden, of losing the family that matters most. This is a warm, honest story of adversity and rebuilding. Not a miracle cure, not a neat montage.
A lived, human recovery, where small choices become turning points, and acceptance becomes the most courageous act of all.
His wife Kerry cares deeply, but fear starts to live in her too. Over one brutal year, Mason is hit again and again: appendicitis, gallbladder surgery, and a mental health hospitalisation that forces him to admit what he keeps hiding. He is not only scared of pain. He is scared of becoming a burden, of losing the family that matters most. This is a warm, honest story of adversity and rebuilding. Not a miracle cure, not a neat montage.
A lived, human recovery, where small choices become turning points, and acceptance becomes the most courageous act of all.