The Healer by Dee Henderson p.103-189

             Rachel has just witnessed a crossfire between students. A couple of high school kids were shooting at each other, and Rachel almost got shot herself. Both of the shooters died, and so did a young exchange student, who was most likely studying, because she was holding a book. Rachel was also sad because when the police were searching the school for more bodies, she found one of her clients best friends, dead on the locker room floor. 

The Healer by Dee Henderson pg.80-102

                  Rachel is finally realizing how bad Jennifer's cancer is. The doctors have taken Jen off most of her medications so she can go see Chicago one last time. When she finally arrives in Chicago, Rachel really sees how good she's doing. Rachel finds that she is paler than ever before, and her face looks like she hasn't slept in many days. Her brother, Marcus, believes she will be bedridden soon. Rachel is not ready to let go.

                   

 The Healer by Dee Henderson

pg. 60-80

            Rachel has just went to the hospital to visit her sister, Jennifer, who has a very fatal cancer. She is not doing well. The doctors don't even think she will be able to walk again. Also, while Jennifer was taking a short break from the hospital, she had major problems. Jennifer told Rachel that she would make it through, but Rachel's hopes were getting smaller and smaller.

The Healer by Dee Henderson p. 1-55

                Rachel O'Malley is any kids first stop when they have a problem. If they are scared in the middle of the night, all they need to do is call and Rachel will be up and ready to talk. There is one problem thought, her sister, Jennifer is dying of cancer. Rachel feels that she must go and visit her. The only question is, how will the kids be without her?