Rebirth Through Radiation

By Lolita Scott

A dungeon is a underground place of darkness with intentional isolation. We are one is typically sent for disciplinary action.
That is where my diagnosis of Cancer led me emotionally.The dungeon wasn’t totally foreign to me. I’ve take a few steps in this dungeon before.When experiencing the grief of my six previous miscarriages which included a set of twins. The death of my mother being the youngest of eight my mother and I was very dear to each other. The death of my mother somewhat equipped me for the death of my youngest brother we were close as well I admired him a great deal.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse
• Release date: Mar 5, 2021
• ISBN: 9781665519243

Lolita Scott

Authoress Lolita Scott used her time of recovery to record her vulnerability and possibly be the origin of some case of cancer.

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And in the dungeon there was no water, but mire; so Jeremiah sank in the mire.

—Jeremiah 36:8 KJV

I’m remembering these family members who proceeded me in death: my father, Ellis Hinton; my mother, Sweet Pea (Willie Dean); and my two older brothers, Ellis Hinton Jr. and Bobby Hinton. I’m also reflecting on other victims of cancer, both alive and deceased. We’ve all fought a good fight!

CONTENTS

Acknowledgments

Introduction

Chapter 1   Dungeon of Diagnosis

Chapter 2   Divinity Defeats Darkness

Chapter 3   Faith in the Furnace

Chapter 4   This Girl Is on Fire!

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

I would like to thank and publicly honor my husband, Bruce Scott, for his faithfulness to our marriage vows. He loves me in sickness and in health.

I’m very grateful for my siblings, who were very supportive during my affliction. I commend my son, Lil Bruce, for giving me his valuable time and thoughts. Finally, I must thank my spiritual covering, Pastor Pitts, First Lady, and Elder Campbell. Their prayers moved mountains!

INTRODUCTION

I would like to open this book by defining the word dungeon, seeing that it’s not a word used in our everyday language. A dungeon is an underground place of darkness with intentional isolation. We are typically sent there for disciplinary action.

That is where my diagnosis of cancer led me emotionally. The dungeon wasn’t totally foreign to me. I’d stepped