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Continuation of the original story. The plan is set, and the potential is set into motion.
This is the story that prepares readers for the future of Supertramp Consulting, the University of Freedom, and the fight for freedom in America during the 21st century.
With Healthcare, disasters, 2012 and life ending how is anyone to bring a new life into this world? This book takes a look at this from the view of a congenital heart defect survivor looking for sustainability.

Remember that all purchases of any Adventure with Conrad Von Supertramp supports a real life survivor of congenital heart defects trying to find a way to remove himself from the ranks of social security disability.