SITREP

About the Book

"SITREP: E-mails from the Front Lines of the Cancer War" chronicles Larry Warrenfeltz’s battle against a rare and nasty bugger called Merkle Cell Carcinoma. Waking up from cancer surgery on the morning of 9/11, the author begins his unplanned private war just as the world is forced into a new war on terrorism. In his six-month battle through multiple surgeries, chemotherapy, and a multitude of tests, Warrenfeltz sees many parallels between the two wars. In a series of 23 “situation reports” he shares his thoughts and medical progress with friends around the world.

During the cancer journey Warrenfeltz discovers an unexpected joy in his new life as one of “The Lucky Ones.” In his casual, clear, and amusing writing, he shares the secrets he found. Now everyone can enjoy life as much as he does—without going through the hell he went through to get there.

About the Author

“The sky is bluer, the music better, the jokes funnier, and the girls prettier.” Larry Warrenfeltz is a husband, father, softball fanatic, bad golfer, and cancer survivor. After a long Navy career, he now works for the University of West Florida’s Institute for Human and Machine Cognition in Pensacola.