WHY ME? WHY ME?

WHY ME‪?‬

A Journey of Faith and Transformation Across Cultures and Continents.

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Publisher Description

WHY ME: One Man's Journey Through Prostate Cancer, Faith, and Hope

One sentence changed everything.

"You have prostate cancer."

For Kofi Quaye, an award winning journalist, author, filmmaker, and publisher, those words marked the beginning of an extraordinary journey across two continents, through two healthcare systems, and into the deepest questions of life, faith, and survival.

Diagnosed in Ghana and later seeking treatment in the United States, Kofi shares the physical, emotional, financial, and spiritual realities of living with prostate cancer. With honesty and compassion, he explores the fears that every patient faces, the uncertainty that accompanies every test result, and the determination required to keep moving forward when tomorrow is unknown.

More than a memoir, WHY ME is a powerful reflection on aging, family, resilience, African and American healthcare, modern medicine, traditional beliefs, and the remarkable strength of the human spirit. It speaks not only to men facing prostate cancer, but also to their spouses, children, caregivers, friends, healthcare professionals, and anyone confronting life's unexpected challenges.

This is ultimately a story about transformation.

A story of discovering that even in the darkest moments, hope can survive.

A story of moving beyond the question, "Why me?" to embrace a new way of living that asks, "Why not me?"

GENRE
Professional & Technical
RELEASED
2026
31 July
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
144
Pages
PUBLISHER
Xlibris US
SIZE
5.6
MB
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