Review: Into Extra Time - Living Through the Final Stages of Cancer by Michael Paul Gallagher This is a noteworthy book (Into Extra Time - Living through the last phases of growth and jottings en route by Michael Paul Gallagher, distributed by Darton Longman Todd, 2016), yet initial a confirmation: in 2011 I myself was determined to have malignancy, went into healing facility and had two noteworthy operations, about passed on, however through the finesse of God turned out the opposite side - to walk again in daylight and inhale outside air yet again. So that in conceding this, I figure I am likewise saying that I have a specific inclination for a book that accounts such sufferings since I have encountered some of them myself. Furthermore, obviously, to narrative such sufferings is not to flounder in them or commend them somehow; they are a piece of the human condition. As Philip Larkin saw in one of his incredible sonnets, Ambulances, they visit every one of us at some time: "T...