How Will They Know If I'm Dead: Transcending Disability and Terminal Illness

"Robert Horn has done more real living than most of us ever do."

C. Everett Koop, M.D.

Former U.S. Surgeon General 

"Beyond the technology and the people who make it work is a heart felt story which may be as American as Huckleberry Finn. Tethered to life by a feeding tube and a ventilator, Bob Horn rafts us through the narrows and shouls and open spaces of being. This should be required reading for those with life threatening illness and anyone involved in their welfare. For the rest who are drawn to the story on their own, the book will be a healthful tonic."

Richard A. Smith, M.D.

Center for Neurologic Study, San Diego, California 

"My wife, teenage daughter and I read this book and discussed it at the dinner table. On almost every page, Bob Horn provides insights and lessons on living for us all. the author's folksy story telling style delivers a timeless message of love, courage and hope for all ages and for all the ages. It's a book you won't put down and won't put out of your thoughts."

William A. Anthony, Ph.D.

Boston University, Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation 

"Bob lives life more fully from a wheelchair than most of us will in all of our years. Once you have seen the world through Bob's eyes, you will never experience the little obstacles of life in the same way again."

Rev. Maria Davis-Hanlin

Mathews United Methodist Church, Charlotte, North Carolina