But Seriously, Where Did the Time Go?: A Teenage Journey of Triumph Over collection Acute

This book is for anyone who has been diagnosed with cancer, or who knows someone that is either presently battling with or recovering from it. The powerful and at times humorous testimony shared within these pages will fill your heart with hope and strength. The author courageously embodies the truth of how



"THE JUST SHALL LIVE BY FAITH"

Having being diagnosed with T- Cell Acute Lymphoblastic Lymphoma (Leukemia), at the young age of 18; Jethro shares with total transparency the ups and downs of each stage as he went through it, the unexpected difficulties that compounded throughout his healing process, and the awesome faith that kept him through it all.

An inspirational, uplifting, and encouraging story of how faith, family, and fortitude can see you through the toughest of lifes challenges.

Jethro Pierre is a young adult, born and raised in Palm Beach, Florida and is of Haitian decent. He is the only person in his family to have survived cancer. He authored this book for those struggling with cancer who dont have the courage or drive to speak on its life changing effects. Diagnosed at the age of 18, he shares his journey of triumph over a rare form of cancer called Non-Hodgkins Acute Lymboblastic Lymphoma.



Jethro Pierre is featured on a Tonic Vice article called "TV and Movies Get Cancer All Wrong". He attends Palm Beach State College and is pursing a degree in Business Administration. He also created a studio album which accompanies this book at Afflux Studios, located in West Palm Beach.

The album which goes by the same name as this book, features only cancer survivors and is available across all streaming services.



In his free time he enjoys spending time with his friends, playing with his dogs Squanto and Lickie, working out, running his own Youtube Channel, and spending time at his church Jehovah Shalom. He played soccer for Wellington Waver Soccer Club, Palm Beach Central High School, Super Y League, and the Olympic Development Program. Fun fact, Aubrey Drake Graham and Donald McKinley Glover are some his biggest influences in life.