Publisher's Synopsis
80 Days. 30,375 Air Miles. 4 Continents. 9 Countries. 0 Language Skills. 10 sleeping pills. 1 10-pack of airplane bottles of scotch labeled "for emergency use only." 0 regrets.
You've lost your best friend after an epic battle with cancer. Your career has been blown to smithereens. You're searching for anything to grasp onto to make everything that happened in the previous year mean something. What do you do?
In the sequel to "Letters To The Big C," we see an intimate look at the aftermath of cancer. Over exactly 80 days, Chris Sypolt toured Hawaii, New Zealand, Australia, Japan, England, France, Belgium, The Netherlands, Iceland, and the east coast of the US. Most of the travel, though, takes place inside his own head as he attempts to come to terms with the loss of his best friend. From an improvised baptism on Maui to finally saying goodbye in Paris, and finally a jog up the Rocky Steps that reminded him that all was not lost, he finds out what happens when you finally stop watching the clock and just learn how to live.
