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The Unwinding of the Miracle

A Memoir of Life, Death, and Everything That Comes After
Summary:

The memoir chronicles the life of a blind Vietnamese immigrant who overcomes numerous adversities, including her disability and refugee status, to become a Harvard-educated lawyer, only to face a terminal cancer diagnosis. It reflects on her journey through illness, the search for meaning, and the legacy she wishes to leave for her family and others facing mortality.

Key points:

1. Embracing Mortality: Julie Yip-Williams, facing terminal cancer, uses her memoir to urge readers to accept death and live fully.

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