DIE YOUNG WITH ME

The Appalachian coal country Rufus and his identical twin brothers native came to the punk rock from the bottom - skateboarding, that is it, and all rebellion skateboarding and children with different hair develop It may be a small town. Combined with a metropolitan family who knows that they will go to a record shop, you have the necessary materials for the band called contempt of authority (of course D.O.A.). Unless the boys are ready to intervene from Huntington to conquer the world, coupled with all these justice tattoos and cool leather jackets, the future seems to be calm. "I feel blank," Rufus wrote in his first diagnosis. "I thought about the white noise of all the machines outside, I thought about the noise of the engine - silent call and silent call. I sat there without expressing I fell into snoring." These sentences Rhythm mix is ​​typical of his musician's essay. As he explained the process from illness to rehabilitation, his dreams shattered, shattered again, and then rebuilt. Although the story is long, it rarely goes behind Rufus has a deep account of chemotherapy, hospital food and energy consumption fear, and will not regret it. Under the best circumstances, this book is an overwhelming commitment to how music can raise the spirit of a person beyond the gray sky and bad news; as the author wrote, " In West Virginia despair is a sort of thing because it is easy to fall into a warm bath. "

Although refusing to give up hope may have been easily accomplished, Rufus' memoirs have made a valuable contribution to literature on rehabilitation and rehabilitation. This is also a very good rock music work with "perfect soundtrack".

Dying with me is basically the book I want, and more. I am a big fan of alternative music, I can not put big fans in books, and eventually I can not make me a little tears book fan. Young who dies with me wraps all these up with a bow that is not so pretty (as cancer is bad). I know that this book sheds tears, but it will be a happy ending. In other words, Rob experienced cancer in his teens; he is talking about him here. What I got was how much music was played in this area. He is a music enthusiast like me, how his experiences in youth are related, how they feel sympathy, and a small part of this book . Own

I am going to die I am going to die I'd die if I am to die, I think I will die with you. Young as I am and some people like you. I'm not afraid. I am certainly not very brave. Before we died, we thought that this villa, this lawn we should lie with. Who do you think would like to be with, before reading this, and before you die. Who would like it? Or who is the one I want to die? Of course it is my husband. But I will hesitate to see my child I die. Can they carry those memories for the rest of their lives? Can they take me?

When I was young, I first got into a panic to understand my death rate - to some extent I was asked to die. Because I do not know what it feels like to die. By working in hospice care, I can see what the process is like - some people die beautifully, some are very dead, but if they can I You can to be. It gives me a greater sense of security in the inevitability of death. Another strange and inevitable extent, my father was killed almost when I was young. His father was very depressed and killed her mother and herself. But he also tried to kill my father. Before he committed suicide, he just gave up looking for him. A few years later, when my father was killed by the ex-husband of the woman at last she fell over him like a building whose mattress burned out. Because the mattress protects his body, they can recognize him as my father.