Дэвид Фельдман - Заново рожденные

Мы склоняем голову в знак уважения перед щедростью помогавших нам людей и организаций, включая Джона Карпентера, Адама Сэвиджа, Дэна Тэпстера, M5 Industries, Фонд мира Десмонда Туту (Desmond Tutu Peace Foundation), AMP’D Gear, проект The Before I Die Project и фонд The Bucket List Foundation. Также мы благодарим Международный паралимпийский комитет, институт Sigi Ziering Institute, Lucky Duck Productions, онкологический центр NYU Cancer Center, Американский музей холокоста чернокожих (America’s Black Holocaust Museum), ветеранскую организацию Iraq Afganistan Veterans of America, клиническую больницу при Стэнфордском университете (Stanford University Hospital and Clinics), Psychology Today, The Huffington Post, Cancer Care of New York, клинический онкологический центр NYU Clinical Cancer Center, больницу при Университете Джона Хопкинса (Johns Hopkins University Hospital) и Гопи Каллайил из Google Inc.

Значительную часть этой книги мы написали в творческом пространстве Writer’s Grotto в Сан-Франциско. У каждого места есть своя душа, а широкую душу Grotto не могут удержать никакие стены.

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