An Amazon #1 Bestseller! A True Tale of Fierce, Relentless Faith
"This book is a reminder of a patient's ability to impact a disease, even a fatal one like AIDS."
Dr. Kenneth Hill, physician
“This book is a valuable reminder of a patient’s ability to impact the path of a disease, even a fatal one like AIDS. Scott’s joy of living and witty and whimsical view of his battle make his deadly enemy less fearful. This is an uplifting true tale of victory.”
-- Dr. Kenneth Hill, physician
“Once you start reading the memos you are immersed in the AIDS battle with an immediacy you can’t find in other memoirs. Written for his work colleagues the memos convey the latest developments – good, bad and bizarre. You also get Scott’s first reaction to those latest developments as if you were there as they happened.”
-- Dan Auiler,
“Once you start reading the memos you are immersed in the AIDS battle with an immediacy you can’t find in other memoirs. Written for his work colleagues the memos convey the latest developments – good, bad and bizarre. You also get Scott’s first reaction to those latest developments as if you were there as they happened.”
-- Dan Auiler, Author of Hitchcock's Notebooks and Taschen's "Some Like It Hot"
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Scott is semi-retired, living in the same apartment he wrote about moving into in the book. Life revolves around his lively family, fun friends and rooting on his beloved #USCTrojans. Scott enjoyed a career as a television reporter that garnered him two Emmys and then in political consulting with Woodward & McDowell