265 Likes For a Fart: A Year in the Life of a Father, Sports Fiend, and Movie Buff Battling Stage Four Cancer

As the title states, Marco is a Father, J Winfrey As the title states, Marco is a Father, (Husband), sports fiend and movie buff who has taken his weekly blog chronicling his first year battling Stage 4 colon cancer and infused humor, anecdotes and introspection into his story. The reader experiences the highs and the lows with the author as he works to live in the present trying to live a life as normal as possible when in fact everything has changed.The writing style comes directly from his blog so if you are a fan of his blog, you should definitely r. Very easy to forget I was one who has followed Marco's blog from the beginning. Moreover I am lucky enough to call him my friend. I personally learned a whole lot about perspective and what matters most. It's a fragile thing. Very easy to forget. Marco's journey will no doubt awaken a lot of reflection for the reader. It has it all!. An inspirational read This book blew me away! The author manages to inspire the reader, while still delivering frank, honest accounts of what it is like to be living with Stage An inspirational read Jennifer Whitten This book blew me away! The author manages to inspire the reader, while still delivering frank, honest accounts of what it is like to be living with Stage 4 colon cancer. I especially appreciated his accounts about how his family is coping.. colon cancer. I especially appreciated his accounts about how his family is coping.

265 Likes for a Fart collects those reflections into one incredible chronicle of Marco's journey, a no-nonsense look at never giving up while struggling with terminal illness.Filled with honesty, humor, and faith, and analogies from pop culture and sports, Marco's story is an inspiring glimpse into the true nature of fighting terminal illness while finding a way to still prioritize family, love, and life.. Marco Martinez was the kind of guy who made other people stand back and go, "Whoa." A determined businessman, sports nut, and doting husband and father, he worked hard, played hard, and broke boundaries until cancer reared its ugly head.Diagnosed with stage four colon cancer, Marco was forced to change every aspect of his lifestyle, from his body, to his attitude, work, relationships, and priorities. As he battled his disease, he wrote a weekly blog to document his feelings and thoughts on his new life