Sent Home to Die at 42. .

Sent Home to Die at 42. . .

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Date: Friday, 3-May-2013 13:36:11

Lester Levensen Spontaneously Finds The Secret To Life And Lives 40 more years! In 1952, Lester Levensen was an absolute materialist – if you could see it and touch it, it was real. Although successful at the money game, he was living alone and his health was a mess. He suffered through depression, jaundice, migraines, hyper acidity, perforated ulcers, kidney stones, appendicitis and persistent pain. At age 42 he had a second and massive heart attack and barely survived. His doctor sent him home with no promise of life beyond the present day. “Get loafers” was the advice of his doctor to avoid the strain of bending over to tie his shoes. Lester Levensen was angry. Sent home to die Later in his Manhattan penthouse overlooking Central Park, Lester felt like he was in a tomb and remained in a paralyzing fear of death for three days. He got angry again at the thought of being a living corpse without the common sense to end it all. He checked his pill supply – enough morphine to exit comfortably in a cozy cloud. Now he stood at a crossroad. The sense that he had a choice was empowering. He decided as long as he was breathing, he would try to find a way out of his desperation. He could always take the pills later. He intuited that his problems were a part of him – his body, mind and emotions. He began to ask himself, Continue reading Sent Home To Die At 42 . . . if you resonate with this information . . .