When Stephen A. Brown collapsed in his own backyard, he had no warning and no guarantee he'd ever see his wife and daughter again. Declared clinically dead for forty-two minutes, he wrote himself back from the edge of oblivion with nothing but sheer grit, stubborn questions, and a daughter's fearless love.
In Are You Ready to Call It? Brown pulls you into the unnerving silence of a flat-lined heart monitor, then guides you through the fog of home rehab, broken routines, and the quiet betrayals of a medical system that sometimes forgets you're more than a chart.
He invites you behind closed doors of defibrillator upgrades, late-night "why" sessions with his doctors, and the small, defiant victories that no pill can buy.
This isn't a victory lap; it's a call to arms. A patient's manifesto about demanding answers, honoring every beat, and redefining what survival really means.
Are You Ready to Call It?
A story of near-death, yes, but more so, a celebration of every breath you still hold.
