Official Review: Whatever Doesn't Kill You Makes You Strong

Ada Ling · Post by **Ada Ling** » 30 Aug 2020, 20:27

Seems the author suffered the treatment of cancer. But the author's positive tone inspires us. Great review!

Ellylion · Post by **Ellylion** » 31 Aug 2020, 07:36

Seems to be a very inspiring read. The theme the book touches on is hard but still worth exploring. Thanks you for a great review!

rahilshajahan · Post by **rahilshajahan** » 31 Aug 2020, 09:04

Staying strong in the face of death is a task taken by few. I'm glad that Kai was a vigilant and strong woman. Thanks for an insightful review!

AGreatUsername · Post by **AGreatUsername** » 31 Aug 2020, 16:46

I loathe that saying. Plenty of people go through things that don't kill them, but don't make them stronger either. Debilitating PTSD and other horrible things happen to people all the time when something doesn't kill them and also doesn't make them stronger. I clicked on this review expecting to find another motivational book promoting the just world fallacy, and came across an inspirational cancer survivor memoir instead. Thank you for the thoughtful review, I am definitely interested in reading this one.

kdstrack · Post by **kdstrack** » 31 Aug 2020, 17:45

Ada Ling wrote: ↑30 Aug 2020, 20:27 Seems the author suffered the treatment of cancer. But the author's positive tone inspires us. Great review!

This author's inspiration and determination are phenomenal. I was appreciative of the descriptions of her treatments and the link she included to her blog. Her story will give a new zeal for life. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.

kdstrack · Post by **kdstrack** » 31 Aug 2020, 18:12

Ellylion wrote: ↑31 Aug 2020, 07:36 Seems to be a very inspiring read. The theme the book touches on is hard but still worth exploring. Thanks you for a great review!

Not only will she inspire you, you will learn techniques to confront disease. It is well worth the read. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.

kdstrack · Post by **kdstrack** » 31 Aug 2020, 18:26

rahilshajahan wrote: ↑31 Aug 2020, 09:04 Staying strong in the face of death is a task taken by few. I'm glad that Kai was a vigilant and strong woman. Thanks for an insightful review!

This was the most amazing part of Kai's attitude and mindset. She emphasized that you can let the diagnosis overwhelm you or you can learn about it and use that knowledge to strengthen you. It is an inspiring true story. Thanks so much for your comments!

kdstrack · Post by **kdstrack** » 01 Sep 2020, 17:42

AGreatUsername wrote: ↑31 Aug 2020, 16:46 I loathe that saying. Plenty of people go through things that don't kill them, but don't make them stronger either. Debilitating PTSD and other horrible things happen to people all the time when something doesn't kill them and also doesn't make them stronger. I clicked on this review expecting to find another motivational book promoting the just world fallacy, and came across an inspirational cancer survivor memoir instead. Thank you for the thoughtful review, I am definitely interested in reading this one.

Thanks so much for your thoughtful comments. I hope Kai's story will motivate and inspire you. She taught me to appreciate life and health with a renewed zeal. I appreciate your kind words.

Kiki-Ogo-Oluwa360 · Post by **Kiki-Ogo-Oluwa360** » 11 Sep 2020, 20:09

Kai's determination to fight after the doctor told her about their findings is inspiring. It motivates a person never to give up even when it feels like it. It also encourages the application of wisdom with knowledge acquired in the quest of answers.

Drado_27 · Post by **Drado_27** » 12 Sep 2020, 09:33

After reading the generic title of the book, I expected it to be lighthearted and shallow. Reading on, I was surprised. The author is undoubtedly an exceptional woman.

kdstrack · Post by **kdstrack** » 12 Sep 2020, 15:01

Kiki-Ogo-Oluwa360 wrote: ↑11 Sep 2020, 20:09 Kai's determination to fight after the doctor told her about their findings is inspiring. It motivates a person never to give up even when it feels like it. It also encourages the application of wisdom with knowledge acquired in the quest of answers.

I agree. Her determination and motivating spirit are inspiring. I enjoyed learning about the things she did on her quest to recuperate her health. Thanks so much for your insightful comments!

kdstrack · Post by **kdstrack** » 12 Sep 2020, 15:10

Drado_27 wrote: ↑12 Sep 2020, 09:33 After reading the generic title of the book, I expected it to be lighthearted and shallow. Reading on, I was surprised. The author is undoubtedly an exceptional woman.

Exceptional is a good adjective to describe Kai. My jaw was dropping just reading about her first encounter with cancer. Discovering the rest of her story was nothing less than inspiring. Thanks for your thoughtful comments!

Daisy Cheruto · Post by **Daisy Cheruto** » 13 Sep 2020, 13:35

There's light at the end of every tunnel! kai's experience and fighting spirit are what motivated me, ill definitely bookshelf. Good review pal

kdstrack · Post by **kdstrack** » 13 Sep 2020, 21:25

Daisy Cheruto wrote: ↑13 Sep 2020, 13:35 There's light at the end of every tunnel! kai's experience and fighting spirit are what motivated me, ill definitely bookshelf. Good review pal

Kai's story will inspire you and help you appreciate what a precious treasure it is to enjoy good health. Thanks so much for reading and commenting!

Pennybutterfly8 · Post by **Pennybutterfly8** » 07 Mar 2021, 22:13

There was a lot of emotions with dealing with cancer. She has so much will power not to give up. Anything is possible, courage, strength. This does deserve a 4-stars