The Day I Chose Myself, He Lost Everything
From the back cover
“Joyce, walking away from this transplant is the same as choosing to die,” the doctor said urgently. “You already know the facts. Without a new kidney, you might not even make it past another four weeks.”
I shook my head. “It doesn’t matter anymore, doctor. I don’t need it. Give it to someone who still cares whether they wake up tomorrow.”
Before he could say another word, I was already on my feet.
On any other day, the thought of leaving would have terrified me. I would have clung to life for Leander — my husband, the man I once loved more than myself.
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