One Hundred Seventy Days: A Caregiver’s Memoir of Cancer and Necrotizing Fasciitis

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A mother is taken to the emergency room where she’s seen by a doctor for the first time in forty-two years. What started as a simple procedure has escalated into a deadly situation. Her strength and her family’s bond is tested when she is taken into one surgery after another. As her medical representative, the youngest son is faced with making crucial decisions that will determine her survival. When he receives the shocking news of the existence of a tumor, his options become extremely limited and the family is thrust into an emotional roller coaster.

One Hundred Seventy Days is the powerful true story of the unwavering strength of a woman and the indivisible bond of her family.