Robert Bailey
MY LIFE, MY DEATHS (2001-2025): THEIR PLANS FAILED is a factual, long-form account of survival across twenty-four years of sustained pressure, displacement, and institutional confrontation.Spanning multiple countries and environments, this book documents a real timeline of events experienced by its author, examining how prolonged exposure to risk, coercion, and systemic failure shapes behaviour, decision-making, and resilience over time. It is neither fiction nor sensational memoir, but a disciplined narrative record grounded in lived experience.Written as the clean, publication-safe edition of the original work, this book focuses on clarity, chronology, and reflection. It avoids exaggeration and instruction, instead exploring how patterns emerge when an individual is subjected to repeated high-pressure situations across years rather than moments.Alongside the narrative, the book introduces the conceptual foundations that later became known as the MR39-7 survivability framework - presented not as a manual or guide, but as an origin story. It examines how observation, repetition, and necessity give rise to structured thinking in extreme circumstances.This book will appeal to readers interested in:investigative and autobiographical nonfictionreal-world accounts of survival and endurancesystemic pressure and institutional failureresilience shaped through lived experienceThis edition is intended for general readership and public record. It documents what happened, how it unfolded, and what endured.
