The compelling story of a woman’s lifelong battle with Cystic Fibrosis and her astonishing resilience despite a double lung transplant and a senseless murder.
Anna Maynard was diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis when she was six months old, at a time when average life expectancy for children afflicted with the genetic disorder was only fourteen years. Throughout her tumultuous childhood, Anna found for a life of normalcy and despite the death of her older sister, France—who succumbed to the same disease—Anna pursued her dream to live a long, productive life with courage, determination and hope.
“I couldn’t get enough of this fascinating family and the emotional journey that Anna takes her readers on.”
I would like to remind everyone to sign their donor card, tell your family your wishes. It is so important and could save many lives. You never know it may be you or a loved one waiting for an organ one day.
I hope you all enjoy reading my story. If I am able to inspire just one person dealing with a serious illness, organ transplant or major tragedy, it was worth every minute of my time.
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The compelling story of a woman’s lifelong battle with Cystic Fibrosis and her astonishing resilience despite a double lung transplant and a senseless murder.
Anna Maynard was diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis when she was six months old… She pursued her dream to live a long, productive life with courage, determination and hope.
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