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Addiction, for what it really is. Soul Cancer, Volume 1 of Jude Blues’s autobiographical Disambiguation series, is a raw, unflinching addiction memoir. A writer and lawyer living in Toronto, Blues draws on his own lived experience to show addiction as a disease that, left untreated, will completely destroy its human host — and devastate everyone and everything around them.
Without romanticizing or sanitizing, Blues exposes how addiction severs relationships with loved ones, tears apart families and businesses, and destroys material security. Yet this is not a story told for shock value; it is an honest reckoning, written in the hope that naming the truth plainly can help others recognize the disease before it takes everything.
Blunt, painful, and ultimately redemptive — essential reading for anyone touched by addiction, whether struggling themselves or Blues writes as both lawyer and addict — analytical about the disease, unsparing about himself. loving someone who is.
Soul Cancer (Disambiguation), Volume 1, is Jude Blues’s raw, unflinching addiction memoir — the first book in his autobiographical Disambiguation series. A writer and lawyer living in Toronto, Canada, Blues draws on his own lived experience to show addiction for what it really is: like cancer, a disease that, left untreated, will completely destroy its human host — and devastate everyone and everything around them.
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nWithout romanticizing or sanitizing, Blues exposes how addiction severs relationships with loved ones, tears apart families and businesses, and destroys material security. Yet this is not a story told for shock value; it is an honest reckoning, written in the hope that naming the truth plainly can help others recognize the disease before it takes everything.
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nBlunt, painful, and ultimately redemptive, Soul Cancer is essential reading for anyone touched by addiction — whether struggling themselves or loving someone who is. This is Blues’s first book; the second volume of the Disambiguation series follows his journey further.

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