Bowler, Kate
No cure for being human (and other truths I need to hear) Kate Bowler - First edition. - New York Random House 2021 - xvi, 202 pages 20 cm
Best Life Now -- Timekeeping -- Pragmatism -- Bucket Lists -- YOLO (You Only Live Once) -- Do What You Love (and the Money Will Follow) -- Apocalyptic Time -- Befores & Afters -- Flesh & Blood -- Unfinished Cathedrals.
"We all know, intellectually, that our time on earth is limited. What would we change if we knew it viscerally? Kate Bowler was thirty-five when she was diagnosed with stage IV colon cancer. Now that she's responded to immunotherapy Kate has to figure out how to make a new life between CT scans. Before she got sick, she'd accepted the very American idea that life was an endless horizon of possibilities. Now she has to figure out what to do within the limits of the time she has left. In No Cure for Being Human, Kate, hailed by Glennon Doyle as 'the Christian Joan Didion,' looks at the ways she has tried to wring meaning from her remaining time through anecdotes that range from the hilariously absurd--as when she attempts to rid the hospital gift shop of its copies of prosperity gospel guru Joel Osteen's Your Best Life Now to the seriously painful. Breaking down time into efficient segments--'gather round and watch how this woman can take a solitary moment and divide it into a million uses!'--trying to live in the moment, weighing the meaning of work, and learning to discover what 'enough' feels like, Kate asks one of the most fundamental questions of all: How do we create meaning in our lives as we race against the clock?"--
9780593230770 9780593230794
2021010350
Bowler, Kate--Health
Colon (Anatomy)--Cancer--Patients--United States--Biography.
Cancer--Patients--Family relationships.
Death--Psychological aspects.
Attitude to Death
Mort--Aspect psychologique.
Biography & Autobiography--Personal Memoirs
Health & Fitness--Diseases--Cancer
Religion--Christian Living--Personal Growth
Death--Psychological aspects
Cancer--Patients--Family relationships
Colon (Anatomy)--Cancer--Patients
Health
Colon--Anatomy--Biography
Cancer--Patients
Cancer--Psychological aspects.
Cancer--Religious aspects.
Cancer--Patients--Anecdotes
United States
RC280.C6 / B683 2021
616.9943470092 Bow 12
No cure for being human (and other truths I need to hear) Kate Bowler - First edition. - New York Random House 2021 - xvi, 202 pages 20 cm
Best Life Now -- Timekeeping -- Pragmatism -- Bucket Lists -- YOLO (You Only Live Once) -- Do What You Love (and the Money Will Follow) -- Apocalyptic Time -- Befores & Afters -- Flesh & Blood -- Unfinished Cathedrals.
"We all know, intellectually, that our time on earth is limited. What would we change if we knew it viscerally? Kate Bowler was thirty-five when she was diagnosed with stage IV colon cancer. Now that she's responded to immunotherapy Kate has to figure out how to make a new life between CT scans. Before she got sick, she'd accepted the very American idea that life was an endless horizon of possibilities. Now she has to figure out what to do within the limits of the time she has left. In No Cure for Being Human, Kate, hailed by Glennon Doyle as 'the Christian Joan Didion,' looks at the ways she has tried to wring meaning from her remaining time through anecdotes that range from the hilariously absurd--as when she attempts to rid the hospital gift shop of its copies of prosperity gospel guru Joel Osteen's Your Best Life Now to the seriously painful. Breaking down time into efficient segments--'gather round and watch how this woman can take a solitary moment and divide it into a million uses!'--trying to live in the moment, weighing the meaning of work, and learning to discover what 'enough' feels like, Kate asks one of the most fundamental questions of all: How do we create meaning in our lives as we race against the clock?"--
9780593230770 9780593230794
2021010350
Bowler, Kate--Health
Colon (Anatomy)--Cancer--Patients--United States--Biography.
Cancer--Patients--Family relationships.
Death--Psychological aspects.
Attitude to Death
Mort--Aspect psychologique.
Biography & Autobiography--Personal Memoirs
Health & Fitness--Diseases--Cancer
Religion--Christian Living--Personal Growth
Death--Psychological aspects
Cancer--Patients--Family relationships
Colon (Anatomy)--Cancer--Patients
Health
Colon--Anatomy--Biography
Cancer--Patients
Cancer--Psychological aspects.
Cancer--Religious aspects.
Cancer--Patients--Anecdotes
United States
RC280.C6 / B683 2021
616.9943470092 Bow 12