Official Review: First Survivor: The Impossible Childhood...

[Chidera An]

This review reminds me of my younger brother, who almost died of cancer at his early stage. It's just the prayers of my parent that kept him going till the very end. I really will love to read this copy

[Rajesh DL]

First Survivor: The Incomprehensible Youth Disease Advancement is the account of 3-year-old Louis Unger's long term fight with neuroblastoma and his family's endeavors to acquire the most ideal consideration for him.

In the event that you or a cherished is engaging malignant growth, or other perilous conclusions, this book is a fabulous manual for exploring the clinical world. While it narratives their particular experience, the instruments and approaches they took as a family can be helpful for any circumstance. Each clinical finding will be unique, as will each treatment. Yet, there are a few strong standards illustrated in this book that ought to be useful to anybody wanting to be a patient backer

I would energetically prescribe this book to anybody hoping to study patient backing more and to hear the extraordinary story of Louis' recuperation. My rating is 5/5 and an excellent work

[Bertha Jackson]

This book can give hope and advice to anyone dealing with an ill child and trying to understand the overwhelming amount of information they are given. Thank you for your review.

[Timothy Rucinski]

I'm not a fan of memoirs of any kind, so I won't be reading this book. However, I sampled the text and felt that the author has a fine, conversational style that highlights his heartfelt journey. Congrats to him on his achievement.

[Rupali Mishra]

Congrats on BOTD!
When I consider what poor Little Lou went through, it makes me sad. I'm relieved to learn that the Unger family's efforts were effective, though. I would have loved to have gotten a copy of it, but I won't since it's too complicated. It was a well-written review.

[Asma Aisha Ansari]

First Survivor by Mark Unger tells the incredible journey of little Lou, a boy who defied 'zero chance of survival'. Mark's heartfelt journaling of his son's battle with cancer will move you to tears and laughter, inspiring hope and courage.

[Nancy004]

First Survivor: The Impossible Childhood Cancer Breakthrough by Mark Unger is a heartwarming and inspiring true story of a child's triumph over a devastating diagnosis. The vivid descriptions and heartfelt reflections moved me to tears and laughter. Congrats to the author on BOTD!

[Nisha DSouza]

Mark Unger has performed a tremendously brave task of writing this book after walking on an incredibly traumatic road to Lou's recovery. It was heartbreaking to read the sample pages just imagining what Lou and his family would endure during his treatment. Although this will be a difficult read due to the intense emotional content, I will read this book because of the hope and courage it offers. Congratulations on being selected Book Of The Month!

[Umesh Bhatt]

When a child is suffering from such a grave disease then it is a big challenge for the parents. In this story the parents have shown great courage and patience and it is a source of inspiration for all of us.
Thanks for a nice review.

[tarafarah7]

After being diagnosed with cancer at just 3 years old, Lou's doctors didn't have much hope for his survival. But, that didn't stop his parents, Mark and Mary Ellen, who would go on to become fierce advocates for thier son, and now families everywhere in similar situations. Today's BOTD is both educational and inspiring...definitely a must read! Thank you so much for the amazing review!

[Sushan Ekanayake]

Parents turning obstacles into breakthroughs, 'First Survivor' by Mark Unger is a moving testament to a family's resilience. Amid trials and triumphs, the story illuminates the struggle and unyielding love of a family against childhood cancer. A reminder that in adversity, there are no dead ends, only new paths. Congratulations on being BOTD!

[Hazel Arnaiz]

Today's book is a memoir of a family's battle with a terminal illness. It appears to be a testament of courage and determination that will appeal to those who are interested in true-life accounts of medical breakthroughs and cancer survival.

[Ajiferuke Ajibola]

Mark Unger and Mary Ellen are terrific parents. They deserve a medal for their approach towards Louis' condition. I am certain that other children with similar condition will survive because of them. Amazing review.

[Alida Spies]

It is very traumatic for any parent to see their child in pain. Hearing a death sentence is absolutely unthinkable. This family fought the disease and their child's life was saved. It sounds like a truly inspirational story that can provide hope to people fighting a devastating disease.
Thank you for the insightful review.

[Taiwo_Olawoye]

This seems to be an exciting book. Cancer has always been a dreaded disease. Having it is termed a dead sentence. However, Lou's survival was more to the credit of his parents not satisfied with the status quo. Thanks for the review.