Lou Gehrig: The Lost Memoir Free Audiobook Download by Alan D. Gaff

In Lou Gehrig: The Lost Memoir, author Alan D. Gaff tells the story of Lou Gehrig's life through his own words. In this audiobook, the reader will learn all about Lou Gehrig, who was a baseball player who was diagnosed with ALS in 1939. It was only then that he knew that everything he had worked for in his life would probably be taken away from him.

This is a memoir by Lou Gehrig who, due to his deteriorating health, was forced to retire from baseball in 1939. In this audiobook you will hear the true story of his life as told by himself and some of the people that knew him well. In this audiobook, you will be able to hear the stories of how he almost died at various times in his life due to a variety of health reasons and what he did to recover.

'Lou Gehrig: The Lost Memoir' is Lou Gehrig's personal account of his life before, during, and after his diagnosis with ALS. As he writes about his work and his family, the reader can hear the pain that comes with having to constantly say goodbye. This audiobook was a great listen that I would recommend for anyone who loves sports or history.

Lou Gehrig is a star-studded biography of baseball's most celebrated player. With an introduction written by Kyle Tait, who shares parallels with Lou in his own life and career, the audiobook also stars Angelo Di Loreto, a college professor who never played ball or knew Gehrig before being told to read the book.

This is a gripping, tragic, and wonderful account of Lou Gehrig's final year and the struggle he faced in being diagnosed with ALS - Lou Gehrig's Disease. The story was enhanced by the narration by Kyle Tait and Angelo Di Loreto. Both narrators were perfect for their parts and made this an unforgettable read.

Lou Gehrig: The Lost Memoir tells the story of Lou Gehrig, an American baseball player for the New York Yankees in the beginning of the 20th century. It also tells his own story and how he was forced to have to retire from baseball due to having a rare disease called Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS.