When it wasn't you're turn to die . . . No one can afford to look
away. . . .
Marci Adams, especially, was crystal clear about the deadly game that was being played, and she was having none of it. A loved one who had been a lifelong friend was dying at the hands of those he trusted most - the family was terrified, the community and friends were stunned.
The very treatment that was to be an 'easy fix' for a now dying Tony Salerno ignited a new, much more virulent disease, and doctors could not stop it. A common procedure is exposed as the culprit. If this got out, it would rock what little patient confidence remained for cancer protocols worldwide. Doctors and hospitals tried to cover their tracks by altering official narratives. This three trillion dollar a year industry expects no pushback when there are mistakes that kill - survivors are always too absorbed in their grieving and anguish to fight back.
But then . . . they hadn't planned on Ms. Adams.
Based on a true story.
