This book explores the reality of an eight year old child diagnosed with Sickle Cell Anemia. Taking medication everyday is reality and has an impact on everyday life. This book captures the author's personal thoughts and feelings about taking her medicine daily. She feels it is important to share her story with other children diagnosed with Sickle Cell Anemia.

Egypt is the author of "Taking My Medicine: Seeing Sickle Cell Anemia Through My Eight Year Old Eyes-One Child's Perspective." Now Egypt is back to share her fear associated with her surgical experiences as well as how she overcame her fear. In this intimate yet practical book, author Egypt Harvey, a nine-year-old girl diagnosed with sickle cell anemia, helps other children with sickle cell understand that they are fighters and can survive major surgery like she did. The book was written to encourage other children diagnosed with sickle cell anemia to stay strong and know that the fear of having major surgery can be overcome.