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great book!: What a great book Goodbye Doesn't Mean Forever is! It is the sequel to Too Young To Die. I recommend that you read Too Young To Die first, in order to understand better this one. This book is about two best friends, Jory and Melissa, and about Melissa fighting with leukemia. It is really a very sad story, it almost made my cry! I felt as if I knew Melissa myself and I was watching her suffering leukemia and the bone marrow transplant. I wish I had a friend like that, who would always be with me, no matter what! And I really liked the way Michael (Melissa's brother) and Jory's relationship ended being much better in the end.
Goodbye Doesn't Mean Forever: Goodbye Doesn・t Mean Forever By: Lurlene McDaniel Reviewed by: J. Ku Period: 1 This book is continued from the book Too Young to Die. In this book, Melissa has a relapse and needs to get back into remission. The doctors say, :For a person to get into remission the second is harder.; The doctors recommended that Melissa try a bone marrow transplant. Since they needed to find a compatible donor, they said that a sibling would be the best donor. So then took some bone marrow from Michael, and sure enough, their bone marrow was compatible. Not long after that, they put Melissa into isolation. They needed to get rid of all her bone marrow and put Michael・s bone marrow in her body. When people came to visit her, they had to be careful and not bring in any germs because her immune system couldn・t fight off germs. Her brother・s marrow was working fine, but then Melissa got a fever. It was either an infection or a sign or rejection for the transplant. I like this book because it was exciting to learn about medical technology. I learned about things I never would have wanted to learn about. This book teaches friends not to give up on each other. Melissa always trusted Jory. Jory always did what she could to help Melissa. They depended on each other whenever they needed help. :Melissa needs blood will you help me?; They never gave up on each other, even when Melissa died, Jory always knew that Melissa would still be there to help her, even if she couldn・t help Melissa. I dislike this book because this book I was very sad and Melissa died. When you read about people suffering makes you feel bad. I wanted to change the whole story and make it have a happy ending. I didn・t like it when the doctors gave Melissa bad news about her leukemia. My favorite part of the book was when Jory held a carnival and called it Melissa Austin Day. I really liked that part because not only Jory was doing it for a good cause, everyone was having fun. They raised a lot of money, and a lot of people donated blood to Melissa. I think that it is wonderful to have a friend that does these things for you.
Goodbye Doesn't Mean Forever: Goodbye Doesn・t Mean Forever By: Lurlene McDaniel Reviewed by: J. Ku Period: 1 This book is continued from the book Too Young to Die. In this book, Melissa has a relapse and needs to get back into remission. The doctors say, :For a person to get into remission the second is harder.; The doctors recommended that Melissa try a bone marrow transplant. Since they needed to find a compatible donor, they said that a sibling would be the best donor. So then took some bone marrow from Michael, and sure enough, their bone marrow was compatible. Not long after that, they put Melissa into isolation. They needed to get rid of all her bone marrow and put Michael・s bone marrow in her body. When people came to visit her, they had to be careful and not bring in any germs because her immune system couldn・t fight off germs. Her brother・s marrow was working fine, but then Melissa got a fever. It was either an infection or a sign or rejection for the transplant. I like this book because it was exciting to learn about medical technology. I learned about things I never would have wanted to learn about. This book teaches friends not to give up on each other. Melissa always trusted Jory. Jory always did what she could to help Melissa. They depended on each other whenever they needed help. :Melissa needs blood will you help me?; They never gave up on each other, even when Melissa died, Jory always knew that Melissa would still be there to help her, even if she couldn・t help Melissa. I dislike this book because this book I was very sad and Melissa died. When you read about people suffering makes you feel bad. I wanted to change the whole story and make it have a happy ending. I didn・t like it when the doctors gave Melissa bad news about her leukemia. My favorite part of the book was when Jory held a carnival and called it Melissa Austin Day. I really liked that part because not only Jory was doing it for a good cause, everyone was having fun. They raised a lot of money, and a lot of people donated blood to Melissa. I think that it is wonderful to have a friend that does these things for you.
Goodbye Doesn't Mean Forever-CRM: Goodbye Doesn't Mean Forever is written by Lurlene McDaniel. This book is about a girl named Melissa who is a high school junior. She is sick with leukemia and lives with her mother and brother. Melissa was so excited and prepared about getting a National Merit scholar ship to a great college. Melissa has a best friend named Jory who means a great deal in Melissa's life, she is very wealthy. Melissa is nineteen and is suffering with her relationship with her friends. Jory tries making fund-raisers to help pay for the medical payments. She hates seeing Melissa go through that and not really be able to help. She also suffers from a bone marrow transplant and dies. Lurlene's writing style makes it seem like were in her book that she has written. It would have been cool if Lurlene would have told us more about the relationships with the other people in her life and included them more. Through reading this book I learned a lot about the disease, leukemia and how a best friend tried helping her brother and mother get through it. I could relate this book myself by the relationship of seeing a loved one die, I watched my friend Christine die from leukemia that's why I wanted to read this book. I thought that this book was an awesome book and many people should read it. It is a book about loss, friendship, family and compassion.
A Heart Touching Book: This is a book that I just couldn't get myself to put down. Although the only books I read are books about people who have Leukemia and seeing that most of them are alot alike, this book is still one of my favorites. After I got done reading "GoodBye Doesnt Mean Forever" I went out and bought it that night, and I already owned " To Young To Die".Lurlene McDaniel is my favorite author and not only this one but all of her books are an outstanding message to all of us.I would highly reccomend this and many other books by Lurlene McDaniel.
| Author: | Lurlene Mcdaniel | | Binding: | Mass Market Paperback | | EAN: | 9780553280074 | | Edition: | Reissue | | ISBN: | 0553280074 | | Number Of Pages: | 176 | | Publication Date: | 1989-07-01 | | Reading Level: | Young Adult | | Release Date: | 1989-07-01 |
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