Choosing What Matters

<p><strong>If you were dying of cancer would you risk entering a game that saved you from pain even if you chanced dying early?</strong><br></p><p>Dorothy Hunt is not willing to go out with a whimper but rather a bang.<br></p><p>The main problem? <em>Not all of her family will support her decision.</em><br></p><p><em></em><strong>This time she gets to choose a body that isn't pretty isn't bound by the social customs of her family and generation.</strong><br></p><p><strong></strong>Make me ugly.<br></p><p>Unused to video games fighting cancer Dorothy Hunt is focused on providing the scientists something they can't acquire without her.<br></p><p><strong>Data on an older human who is about to die.</strong><br></p><p><strong></strong>Will she be able to reconcile her decision with her children? Will she be able to engage with the game when she feels the pain her character feels?<br></p><p><em>Will she ever get used to the smell?</em><br></p><p><em></em><strong>Dorothy Hunt will forever change the future of medicine If she can stay alive long enough to do it.</strong><br></p><p><strong></strong><em>You don't send a kid to do a mature adult's job.</em></p><p><strong>Go up and click on BUY NOW or Read For Free and immerse yourself in Choosing What Matters: Pivot Lab Chronicles Book Two.</strong></p><p>Then tell your friends to read it too.</p>