When his parents found him paralyzed on their bedroom floor at age 22, Jeffrey Frankel knew his life was about to turn upside down…with no idea why. Diagnosed with stroke and testicular cancer, Frankel’s prospects grew increasingly dim by the day.
After 12 days in a coma, he began an incredibly long and painful journey at what should have been the prime of his life. Doctors, family, friends, an unceasingly loyal girlfriend, and his overwhelming will to live combined to enable him to achieve his two goals: to be healthy and regain his independence.
Part of his journey back to independence was Jeffrey writing the book "But I'm a Good Me!"
Written from his perspective as a middle-aged man who’s experienced life’s ups-and-downs, Jeffrey has finally put to rest his quest to learn just what happened, and now knows why nobody ever wanted to talk about those missing 12 days.
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