Imperfect Storm: A stroke survivor's emotional journey from a living hell to eternal hope

Imperfect Storm: A stroke survivor's emotional journey from a living hell to eternal hope

by Jim Chatterton

90 pages· 2015
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At the age of 46, Jim Chatterton's life was changed forever when he collapsed from a major, life altering stroke. Not realizing at first the full extent of his injuries, Jim details with brutal honesty the impact it had on his life and his fragile mindset when the realization dawned on him of the seriousness of his situation. This is the story of how one man fought back against all the odds as he attempted to rebuild his shattered life. It is a moving, inspirational story of eternal hope and optimism, and the indomitable spirit that is inherent in all of us.

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