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At the age of forty-seven, Kristin A. Buyer died of a rare disease with no existing treatment. Before her passing, she lived a whirlwind life, searching for happiness and hope in an immunocompromised body. In Too Young to Die, Kristin's husband and author, Richard Buyer, explores the conventional and unconventional medicine their family pursued in hopes of extending Kristin's life, and how the tragedy affected him and their daughter, Kennedy.

We live in a great country. Yet we must have faith and trust in our government or we cannot succeed. On the other hand, the government must also believe in its own people. Both factions must tell the truth. For this reason, the JFK assassination still matters. History cannot be replayed but it can be rewritten." Why read another book about the JFK assassination? It's simple: the major crime of the twentieth century remains unsolved. Although t...