Oxygen

The second star is only for the last handful of chapters. This book had a ton of potential out the gate, but ended up dwindling into pages and pages of internal and external dialogue about absolutely nothing. There is such a thing as too much woe-is-me, and unfortunately this book really crossed into that territory.

I initially thought the book would read more like a medical journal, but the author wrote in a way that allowed for some medical information mixed with just the right amount of real life-like fiction.
Very good book. I recommend!