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Cancer! the Day Time Stood Still: An American with African Descent Brown Eyes View

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Cancer is a word that strikes fear into the hearts of those who are diagnosed with this deadly disease. Antoinette Greene was devastated when she was diagnosed with not one, but two forms, lung and breast cancer. The prognosis began a crucial time in her life and she had to decide if she was going to let cancer beat her or if she was going to conquer cancer. Antoinette thought, as we all do, that awful things like this happened to other people and then she realized that to someone else, she was 'other people'.

After much prayer and forethought Antoinette decides that she is not going to let cancer rule her life, she is determined to be the victor in the battle for her life. She suffers through countless chemotherapy and radiation treatments, pain and loss, but yet she persevered.

CANCER! THE DAY TIME STOOD STILL: AN AMERICAN WITH AFRICAN DESCENT BROWN EYES VIEW is an amazing story of a brave woman who wanted to share her story with the world, so she could help others. While the book is very informative and inspirational, the writing often ventures in too many different directions and offers too much detail. I felt that the author could have given general overviews in some situations and would have still gotten her point across. I applaud Ms. Greene for her courage to share her story with others and I pray that she continues to stay in good health.

Reviewed by Simone A. Hawks
of The RAWSISTAZ Reviewers