It’s a joy to introduce my new book to you.
Over the past two years, I’ve been working on The Art of Living with Illness— and it will soon be available!
Rather than me describing it, I’d like to let friends and colleagues share their reactions with you.
This book was written in many places that have become part of my story — at the Layana Resort in Koh Lanta, the Park Hyatt in Bangkok, on countless planes and trains, and at home in the beautiful Breitenrain quarter of Bern.
I’d be truly happy if you ordered and read it — and even happier if you shared your thoughts and feedback with me and with others.
The book will be available in December 2025,
ready for Christmas.
Pre-Orders are open immediately.
Endorsements
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"In the more than 20 years that I’ve known Mark, he has become a great role model for me. The way he has come to live with his illness and its limitations is not only a powerful source of inspiration for people with chronic pain, but for anyone facing recurring challenges. It is a precious gift to all of us that Mark shares his experiences in this book with such depth and lightness."
Prof. Irene Abderhalden
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"I’ve come to admire him not only for his insight, but for his rare combination of genuine empathy and fearless honesty. He has a remarkable gift for sharing his experiences in a way that is open, unfiltered, and deeply human, always with the intent to uplift and empower others."
Dr. Christine Jacob
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"Mark’s book is essential reading for healthcare providers, people living with chronic illnesses, and relatives and friends of a chronicaly ill person. It is a strong and moving call for more community and compassion—and it impressively demonstrates the rare ability to truly holding multiple truths simultaneously."
PH Dr. phil. Helen Koechlin
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Mark Moser’s book is therefore more than just a personal account or a collection of symptoms and instructions for coping with pain. It is an invitation to listen, to learn and to take on the perspective of a person who has been living with chronic pain for over four decades – and yet has become much more than just a ‘patient’. In his book, Mark Moser provides an impressive insight into life with chronic illness. The book is a rare, necessary and powerful voice from the perspective of someone who is personally affected, who is a father, husband, friend, colleague, business man and partner – someone who will not be reduced to the role of patient, but who reflects on his experience with analytical acuity, emotional intelligence and deep empathy.
Prof. Dr. Sabina Heuss
