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By Ellen Schwartz

Brendan has it all-captain of the basketball crew, reliable buddies, a stunning female friend and a loving family—until he's clinically determined with leukemia. Terrified and confident that not anyone knows what he's going via, Brendan faces chemotherapy by myself, until eventually he meets Lark. She can be in therapy, even supposing her is far worse, and but she is still confident and hopeful. Brendan is torn among feeling sorry for himself and the affection for all times that Lark brings to even the best factor. via Lark, he discovers the energy to move on, to struggle for survival and to like.

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That’s another thing about chemo. Your thermostat goes kaput and you alternate between freezing and sweltering. I start wearing a tuque during the cold spells. When I take it off, I find hunks of hair in it. Harjit must have told my parents that I was down in the dumps, because the next thing I know my whole family— Mom and Dad, Grandma and Grandpa, Nana, Maureen—comes in for a visit. To cheer me up. Yeah, right. Nana flinches when she sees my head, which is now completely bald. She doesn’t say anything, but I see her wipe her eyes.

I stand. Hands clasped, we sway from side to side, nodding our heads in time. “If you see my little red rooster, please drive him home…” I slip my arms around her. She nestles against me. I feel the hump of her catheter, her bony chest. I close my eyes. Her hair smells like peppermint. We sway, barely moving. I give myself over to the music. To the voice. I don’t think I’ve ever listened so hard. Heard so clearly. Felt another person’s body so closely. This isn’t about sex, about scoring with a girl.

Impossible. ” “You’ll see,” Lark says. I push myself to my feet. No. I don’t think so. But as I walk to my room, I feel strangely comforted. At least Lark’s human. Not some perfect angel. That makes me feel better. Chapter Nine One day I feel a little chill. I shiver. Then I feel hot. I start running a fever. I’ve got an infection. It’s like a fire alarm went off. I’m surrounded by nurses taking my temperature, sponging me down, taking blood. I’m put to bed with iv antibiotics. They’re hovering over me so much, it freaks me out.

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