If Malaria Couldn't Kill Me, The Genocide Couldn't Kill Me, And COVID Couldn't Kill Me, I Don't See How Cancer Will

In this powerful memoir, R. Mannessen traces a life shaped by unimaginable hardship and unshakable faith. As a child, she survived the Rwandan Genocide, then endured malaria, the fear and uncertainty of COVID, and finally a breast cancer diagnosis that could have shattered everything. But this is not a story of victimhood. It is a story of endurance, motherhood, identity, grief, and the quiet stre...