Words Like Daggers
“Words Like Daggers” by Rachel Marchant is a poetry collection published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on May 31, 2013. This edition spans 52 pages and is presented in English. The work explores the author’s journey as a single mother navigating the complexities of healing from cancer while confronting the medical community’s shortcomings and corruption.
In this collection, Marchant delves into her experiences with vivisection and radiation poisoning, revealing the challenges faced by patients in the healthcare system. Through her dual role as a secretary and a dedicated researcher, she seeks to expose the truth behind the cancer industry, driven by compassion for fellow survivors. The poems reflect her struggle against being marginalized and her determination to use her voice as a form of advocacy, ultimately portraying her transformation into a “Literal Assassin” in her quest for justice.
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Rachel Marchant, your average single mother, turns to the medical community for support while healing from Cancer. When she realizes that she is virtually invisible, no doubt a superpower side effect of Nuclear medicine, it becomes apparent that she and other patients like her are victims of vivisection and radiation poising. A mild mannered secretary by day, a mad researching scientist by night, Rachel accepts her life’s Double Entendre. Driven by compassion and a vow to expose the truth behind the Cancer Industry, Rachel presents years of scientific data to various medical disciplines only to discover that the corruption has metastasized to all areas of medicine. She is accused of heresy and “Black Listed” by WHO-knows-who? In an attempt to advocate for Cancer Survivors, Rachel is left with only one choice – her voice. She becomes a Literal Assassin…
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