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And I Don't Want to Live This Life: A Mother's Story of Her Daughter's Murder Deborah Spungen
Publisher: Random House Publishing Group

€�So I want to make sure I don't let my negative emotions affect [my] life.”. And now, in a new book, "What you Might not Know: My life as a Stage IV Cancer Patient," Smith has shared the raw reality of what life is like for a woman living with stage four metastatic breast cancer. The book is described as “honest and heartbreaking, a mother's story of tears joy, and her greatest love of all – her daughter, Whitney.” “I just didn't want her with my daughter,” she says. This book was written as a follow-up to her first book, "Learning to Live Legendary," says Smith, 36, of Champaign, and a former student services counselor at Parkland College. She made great music and she will live on forever through her music. Pain came for the first time, overpowering the adrenaline that had kept her numb. The killer, Juan As word of the stabbing spread through Buffalo, the girl at the heart of the story hung on to life. Nearly a year after Whitney Houston's death, her 79-year-old mother, Cissy Houston is revealing intimate details of the pop icon's life in the new book Remembering Whitney. She continued to A mother was dead, her daughter injured. She floated in and out of consciousness. The first book "I don't want my face to be the face of metastatic breast cancer," she said. BALTIMORE -- For more than a decade, Priscilla Lollar struggled to face the realization that her son had been killed in a brawl outside an Atlanta nightclub.