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After surviving a devastating bus crash in 1996, David Corbin endured ninety-eight nights in the hospital, many spent unable to move, speak, eat, drink, or even breathe on his own.
Corbin’s intimate memoir explores true helplessness with fear, humor, and hope. On this strange journey of recovery through physical and emotional trauma, David finds the courage to move forward.
With a foreword from Christina and Mike Ness of Social Distortion.
Ninety-Eight Nights: a Memoir
Praise for
Ninety-Eight Nights
“What an emotional rollercoaster ride! I felt fear, pain, despair, hope, love and even humor. Corbin’s writing shares personal horrific experiences in a way that leaves a safe space for readers. That’s a gift!” - Lou Guadagnino, Life Coach and Sacred Living Teacher at Living Stress Free
“Healthcare providers should take the opportunity to read this memoir. Corbin has captured the lived experience that we need to know - to be better at what we do.” - Linda Riek, Physical Therapist and Professor in Physical Therapy at Nazareth University
“I absolutely loved this book. The writing is so intimate that it honestly felt like I was right there with him on his journey.” - Jamie
“Everyone should buy and read this book. It truly took me on an emotional journey, and I couldn’t stop reading. David’s story will shock you, make you cry and sometimes make you laugh and will definitely leave you in awe.” - Angela