Attorney Howard L. Bressler writes that in the summer of 2000, "life was good. Life was very good." Then he was diagnosed with cancer. Bressler, a special counsel at Kasowitz Benson, says that he refused to be defined by his illness. Lawyerlike, he began to research his life-threatening condition and strategies to beat it, which he writes about in "The Layman's Guide to Surviving Cancer: From Diagnosis Through Treatment and Beyond."
October 03, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Attorney Howard L. Bressler writes that in the summer of 2000, “life was good. Life was very good. I had a fascinating, attractive, devoted wife, two beautiful , healthy, young daughters [ages 3 1/2 and almost 1] and a nice house. I had a good job and all of the material things I needed.”
Then he was diagnosed with cancer.
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