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Book Spotlight: Enjoy Every Sandwich: Living Each Day as If It Were Your Last by Lee Lipsenthal & Giveaway

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Happy Saturday everyone!  It’s hard to believe but the first week of January is already over.  I have a great book to spotlight for you all today called  Enjoy Every Sandwich:  Living Each Day as If It Were Your Last by Lee Lipsenthal and I think the first sentence of the book description says it all:  “Be grateful for something every day, and remember to live fully, love well, and enjoy every moment”.  Wow, how true that is and for this author even more so.  He unfortunately lost his battle with cancer and passed in September.  My thoughts and prayers go out to his family.  His message is so important though because sometimes in the hubbub of everyday life we forget to enjoy life and remember how very lucky we are to have it.  I’m going to tell you a bit about the book and then give you a chance to win your very own copy.

 

About  Enjoy Every Sandwich:  Living Each Day as If It Were Your Last by Lee Lipsenthal

Be grateful for something every day, and remember to live fully, love well, and enjoy every moment.

Dr. Lee Lipsenthal worked with Dr. Dean Ornish at the famed Preventive Medicine Research Institute. As medical director of the Institute, he helped thousands of patients to overcome their fear of pain and death and to embrace living life with joy every day. In his own life, happily married and the proud father of two remarkable children, Lee was similarly committed to living life fully and gratefully each day.

The power of these beliefs was tested in July 2009, when Lee was diagnosed with esophageal cancer. As Lee and his wife, Kathy, navigated his illness and treatment over the past two years, Lee discovered that he did not fear death. Instead of fearing the future, he took the time to practice gratitude, connect with his loved ones, and make every attempt to live a full life with each breath. Enjoy Every Sandwich is Lee’s lasting gift to his family, his friends, his colleagues and to readers.

Lee died on Tuesday, September 20. It is now our honor to spread Lee’s message with this special book.

Buy your own copy of Enjoy Every Sandwich at Amazon.com or Amazon.ca
Random House Product Page

 

Here’s the book trailer…

 

 

 

About Lee Lipsenthal

LEE LIPSENTHAL, M.D., ABIHM,

was an internist, trained in the prevention of heart disease and in integrative medicine. A popular and acclaimed speaker and author, he was the medical director of Dean Ornish’s Preventive Medicine Research Institute for a decade and has also served as president of the American Board of Integrative Holistic Medicine.

Official Website
Find Enjoy Every Sandwich on Facebook and Twitter

 

GIVEAWAY DETAILS

I have 2 copies of Enjoy Every Sandwich by Lee Lipsenthal to share with my readers.  To enter…

  • For 1 entry simply leave me a comment entering the giveaway.
  • For 2 entries, follow my blog.  If you already do, thank you, and  please let me know in your comment so that I can pass the extra entry  on to you as well.
  • For 3 entries, blog or tweet this giveaway to spread the word!

This giveaway is open to US and Canadian residents only (no PO boxes) and I will  draw for the winners on Saturday, January 28/12.  Good luck everyone!

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  1. Wow. My New Year resolution was to “stop and smell the roses”. This book would be perfect to teach me how to do that.

  8. What a message to promote and to remember! I love the sound of this book, and think I need to take a page out of this guy’s book! Great spotlight today, Dar! Please enter me in your giveaway as well. I think this would be a great read.

    zibilee(at)figearo(dot)net

  13. Wow, this sounds really emotional. And how special that the author is spreading such a powerful message even after he has passed away. ‘Be grateful for something every day'<-words to live by.

  14. My husband and I try to live every day to its fullest and take pleasure in all the little but wonderful things that life has to offer. The purples of the sunrise, the sun glinting off the mountain snow, a student’s joy in getting that tough math problem and such. Unfortunately it took several family members passing away or being ill to make us realize this. But ours lives are much fuller now.
    Thank you so much for the giveaway. I follow on GFC as deanna_boocock.

  15. I quess this is something we all should do and dont really think about until something happens to us or someone close to us. Smile the roses as they say.

  20. I am very interested in this book. I have MGUS (Monogammonathy of Uncertain Origin) which sometimes develops into bone marrow cancer. When I was having the initial tests, I was really scared. Then when some enlarged lymp nodes showed up on my CT scan, I had to have a biopsy. It turned out to be sarcoidosis instead of Lymphoma (cancer of the lymph nodes. Now I go to my oncologist every three months to be monitored. Having been through this cancer scare twice, I definitely to enjoy life!!! I really want to read his book, that was a beautiful trailer.

    CarolNWong(at)aol(dot)com

  23. This one sounds heartwarming and poignant. I think there are too many of us who put off saying and doing those things that are important in relation to our friends and family. I’d love to win it!

    je2kids(at)gmail(dot)com

    I follow in google reader.

  27. I would love the opportunity to enjoy this book and its message.

    lkish77123 at gmail dot com

  30. After losing both my parents very suddenly and without warning, this is a lesson that I learned the hard way. However, it is hard to remember it every day sometimes.