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The uncomfortable truths about health conditions. The stories they don't want you to read. Delivered with a smile. This isn't your typical podcast. Here, you'll find book reviews and discussions that pull back the curtain on medical scandals, pandemic profiteering, and healthcare failures that touch us all. From the reality of living with Crohn's disease and pandemics to the shocking world of prescription drug dangers. These aren't just stories - they're wake-up calls wrapped

When my consultant first said those words - "It won't kill you. But... there may be times when you wish it had" - I didn't know whether to laugh, cry, or run for the hills. That was 37 years ago. Since then, I've survived multiple surgeries, countless flares, embarrassing moments I'd rather forget, and more hospital appointments than I can count. Looking back, there are five things I desperately wish someone had told me at the start. Not the medical textbook explanations - th

Sepsis is often called the hidden killer because it can develop quickly and become life-threatening. Surviving it, however, is not the end of the story. Recovery can be slow, uneven, and different for everyone. One question comes up again and again: how long does it take to recover from sepsis? There is no single answer. Some people feel more like themselves within weeks. Others take months or even a year or two to rebuild strength, confidence, and routines. This timeline exp

Sepsis isn’t something most people think about until it happens to them or someone they love. It’s a life-threatening condition that sneaks up fast, often masquerading as something less severe. By the time it’s recognised, the body is already in crisis mode. This is the story of how a seemingly ordinary infection can spiral out of control, and why recognising the signs early can mean the difference between life and death. A Normal Day Turned Nightmare It started with somethi

Sepsis survivors know that the fight doesn’t end when you leave the hospital. For many, the battle continues quietly and often painfully in the form of Post Sepsis Syndrome (PSS). This complex condition can linger for months, sometimes years, and affects every part of a survivor’s life, from physical health to mental well-being. Raising awareness and understanding around PSS has never been more important. While doctors and therapists offer essential support, books can provide

Publishing Books That Matter – And Daring to Ask the Questions Others Won’t At Life In Print , we believe in the power of the written word to challenge, to question, and to inspire change. In a world increasingly dominated by censorship, conformity, and corporate interests, we stand for something different: truth, transparency, and the courage to speak out . Our books tackle the topics many traditional publishers won’t touch — the uncomfortable, the inconvenient, the politica