Review: A Different Prespective
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 8, 2013
Rebekah Lansing thought her life was a fairy tale and the ending was going to be happily ever after.  However, all dreams are shattered by a senseless act by another person.  She finds that God has another plan for her.  She has a different mission from God for her life.  Through the story, the reader finds that God has a plan for each person who lives.Being engaged to a handsome doctor, Rebekah feels like her life is complete.  She is planning her wedding.  However, the senseless act of another, finds Rebekah waking in a hospital room.  Her body and voice does not respond as before.  However, her mind is still there.  She can still think and feel.  She knows that her mother and Richard come to see her everyday.  Her mother comes and sits with her.  She combs her hair and feeds her. And Richard, he comes and still calls her beautiful even though Rebekah knows she is not.Doctors and nurses say she is a vegetable.  She will never get any better.  They feel it would be best to let her die.  As she listens, Rebekah's mind cries out that she is still here.  She can still think and feel.  Her thoughts to turn to God.  She wonders how He could have let this happen.  What is God's plan?  What can she do for God in the state she is in?  Through listening and feeling, Rebekah comes to understand what God wants her to do.  She realizes God has another mission for her life.  She plans to follow that mission.  Rebekah finds that she still has a future and it will be blessed."Do No Harm" delves into the mind of a person who others feel are not worth the time anymore.  But what it makes you realize is that God has a plan for all who are alive.  Hearing Rebekah's thoughts put into words, takes the reader into the mind of someone who may be "trapped in their body".  Their bodies may not respond as they should but that doesn't always mean that their minds and feeling are not still there.  It made this reader rethink how they approach situations.I received a PDF version of this book from the author for my honest review.  No monetary exchanges were made. I thank the author for allowing this look into a world that might otherwise never be explored.