Cancer and Betrayal: A Mother Abandoned by Her Son
From the back cover
To pay for my mother's chemotherapy, I spent all my savings.
In her will, she left everything—house and bank deposits—to my brother.
She left me only a pair of gold necklaces and a ring, calling them family heirlooms.
After she passed away, my brother came to claim that the jewelry, not included in the will, should be split equally.
When I refused, he and his girlfriend tricked me into the mountains and pushed me off a cliff.
When I opened my eyes again, I was back to the day my mother was diagnosed.
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