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Paperback. Zustand: Good. When Johnny enters the gates of the leprosarium, he feels like it is a death sentence. He is stripped of his basic rights--unable to vote, ride public transportation, or send a letter without it being sterilized. The facility is guarded 24 hours a day and surrounded by a barbed wire fence, innocent people like Johnny were effectively incarcerated simply by contracting a deeply misunderstood skin and nerve condition. Ultimately seven members of his family would face the same fate. But this is not a story of defeat. The Disease: One Man's Journey Through a Life with Leprosy is a meticulously factual, historical, and deeply inspirational true story of the human spirit. Unlike any other memoir on the subject, this book features over 30 original photographs, paintings and cartoons created by Johnny himself. Struggling with severe depression upon entering Carville, Johnny was saved by a nun, Sister Hillary, who shared her love of the camera with him. That spark of hope transformed his life. He creates a successful photography business, providing photography for both patients, staff and news media. Through his photographs and personal interviews featured in national publications, he began advocating for patients' rights. He defied hospital authorities by marrying a fellow patient and fighting to have children. Whether you are a history buff, a medical professional, or a reader seeking a powerful story of triumph over adversity, Johnny's memories shatter the long-held stigmas and biblical myths surrounding leprosy. It is an easy, captivating read about a kind, soft-spoken gentlemen who refused to let a barbed wire fence dictate his happiness. This book will break your heart, but it will also make you smile. This memoir speaks of one person's fortitude to live the best life possible no matter what the circumstances. It speaks of determination, resilience, and courage. It is also a history of the National Leprosarium in Carville, Louisiana from 1930 to 1955 when patients were treated more like inmates in a prison than patients in a hospital. But most of all, it is a love story about two patients who were discouraged from marrying and having children by hospital authorities. The book contains 30 images of photos, paintings, cartoons and illustrations by Johnny.…

Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. When Johnny enters the gates of the leprosarium, he feels like it is a death sentence. He is stripped of his basic rights--unable to vote, ride public transportation, or send a letter without it being sterilized. The facility is guarded 24 hours a day and surrounded by a barbed wire fence, innocent people like Johnny were effectively incarcerated simply by contracting a deeply misunderstood skin and nerve condition. Ultimately seven members of his family would face the same fate. But this is not a story of defeat. The Disease: One Man's Journey Through a Life with Leprosy is a meticulously factual, historical, and deeply inspirational true story of the human spirit. Unlike any other memoir on the subject, this book features over 30 original photographs, paintings and cartoons created by Johnny himself. Struggling with severe depression upon entering Carville, Johnny was saved by a nun, Sister Hillary, who shared her love of the camera with him. That spark of hope transformed his life. He creates a successful photography business, providing photography for both patients, staff and news media. Through his photographs and personal interviews featured in national publications, he began advocating for patients' rights. He defied hospital authorities by marrying a fellow patient and fighting to have children. Whether you are a history buff, a medical professional, or a reader seeking a powerful story of triumph over adversity, Johnny's memories shatter the long-held stigmas and biblical myths surrounding leprosy. It is an easy, captivating read about a kind, soft-spoken gentlemen who refused to let a barbed wire fence dictate his happiness. This book will break your heart, but it will also make you smile. This memoir speaks of one person's fortitude to live the best life possible no matter what the circumstances. It speaks of determination, resilience, and courage. It is also a history of the National Leprosarium in Carville, Louisiana from 1930 to 1955 when patients were treated more like inmates in a prison than patients in a hospital. But most of all, it is a love story about two patients who were discouraged from marrying and having children by hospital authorities. The book contains 30 images of photos, paintings, cartoons and illustrations by Johnny.…

Paperback. Zustand: Good. When Johnny enters the gates of the leprosarium, he feels like it is a death sentence. He is stripped of his basic rights--unable to vote, ride public transportation, or send a letter without it being sterilized. The facility is guarded 24 hours a day and surrounded by a barbed wire fence, innocent people like Johnny were effectively incarcerated simply by contracting a deeply misunderstood skin and nerve condition. Ultimately seven members of his family would face the same fate. But this is not a story of defeat. The Disease: One Man's Journey Through a Life with Leprosy is a meticulously factual, historical, and deeply inspirational true story of the human spirit. Unlike any other memoir on the subject, this book features over 30 original photographs, paintings and cartoons created by Johnny himself. Struggling with severe depression upon entering Carville, Johnny was saved by a nun, Sister Hillary, who shared her love of the camera with him. That spark of hope transformed his life. He creates a successful photography business, providing photography for both patients, staff and news media. Through his photographs and personal interviews featured in national publications, he began advocating for patients' rights. He defied hospital authorities by marrying a fellow patient and fighting to have children. Whether you are a history buff, a medical professional, or a reader seeking a powerful story of triumph over adversity, Johnny's memories shatter the long-held stigmas and biblical myths surrounding leprosy. It is an easy, captivating read about a kind, soft-spoken gentlemen who refused to let a barbed wire fence dictate his happiness. This book will break your heart, but it will also make you smile. This memoir speaks of one person's fortitude to live the best life possible no matter what the circumstances. It speaks of determination, resilience, and courage. It is also a history of the National Leprosarium in Carville, Louisiana from 1930 to 1955 when patients were treated more like inmates in a prison than patients in a hospital. But most of all, it is a love story about two patients who were discouraged from marrying and having children by hospital authorities. The book contains 30 images of photos, paintings, cartoons and illustrations by Johnny.…

Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. When Johnny enters the gates of the leprosarium, he feels like it is a death sentence. He is stripped of his basic rights--unable to vote, ride public transportation, or send a letter without it being sterilized. The facility is guarded 24 hours a day and surrounded by a barbed wire fence, innocent people like Johnny were effectively incarcerated simply by contracting a deeply misunderstood skin and nerve condition. Ultimately seven members of his family would face the same fate. But this is not a story of defeat. The Disease: One Man's Journey Through a Life with Leprosy is a meticulously factual, historical, and deeply inspirational true story of the human spirit. Unlike any other memoir on the subject, this book features over 30 original photographs, paintings and cartoons created by Johnny himself. Struggling with severe depression upon entering Carville, Johnny was saved by a nun, Sister Hillary, who shared her love of the camera with him. That spark of hope transformed his life. He creates a successful photography business, providing photography for both patients, staff and news media. Through his photographs and personal interviews featured in national publications, he began advocating for patients' rights. He defied hospital authorities by marrying a fellow patient and fighting to have children. Whether you are a history buff, a medical professional, or a reader seeking a powerful story of triumph over adversity, Johnny's memories shatter the long-held stigmas and biblical myths surrounding leprosy. It is an easy, captivating read about a kind, soft-spoken gentlemen who refused to let a barbed wire fence dictate his happiness. This book will break your heart, but it will also make you smile. This memoir speaks of one person's fortitude to live the best life possible no matter what the circumstances. It speaks of determination, resilience, and courage. It is also a history of the National Leprosarium in Carville, Louisiana from 1930 to 1955 when patients were treated more like inmates in a prison than patients in a hospital. But most of all, it is a love story about two patients who were discouraged from marrying and having children by hospital authorities. The book contains 30 images of photos, paintings, cartoons and illustrations by Johnny.…

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