First Survivor: The Impossible Childhood Cancer Breakthrough" by Mark Unger

[Mara Valentina]

Unger writes about his son's illness with candor and courage, and he does not shy away from discussing the difficult and painful aspects of their experience. I believe that this book can offer hope and support to others who are facing similar challenges. It is a moving and inspiring story of hope and resilience.

[Jane Ogwang]

I loved the authenticity and bravery of the author to share some of the most intimate and vulnerable moments of this struggle to help others.

[Joanna Perry]

The energy and determination of Mark and Mary Ellen seem amazing, and then I realized that most parents are like that when their kids are up against a tough challenge. The energy just comes from somewhere within, and they can do what is needed for their children. That is something I loved about the book; how much the parents cared for both boys.

[Naushin Moledina]

I want to read the book but I know it is going to take a lot of courage to do so. So, I’m just gathering that courage right now. Seeing all the reviews I really am not sure if I can go through it.

[Omobolanle Savage]

I would love the recommendations to be to as many health specialists around because they can learn one or two from the book along with the story told.

[Brian Otwane Obunga]

For me i think the author used that style because he was discussing a very crucial point about a a dangerous disease. I went along very well

[Princewill Uchenna]

Just a few minutes in, I was about to leave the book because it was a lot to take in. With the history of a family member dying with cancer, I don't think I can read the book

[Eobi jonh]

Mary Ellen's remarkable story resonated with me on a profound level, showcasing how her unrelenting faith, determination, and sense of responsibility converged to create a powerful narrative of resilience.