Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Insight for Non-cancer patients too

I need to start by saying I worked with the author prior to his being diagnosed with cancer, and I didn't realize the extremes he went to in his battle against the disease. He wrote this book with the intention of providing a basis of experience for others as they dealt with cancer and HMOs. It works admirably on that level, providing experience where lack of experience can cost you your life. However, I also find he has provided help for the growing number of us who know cancer patients. While cancer patients often deal with feelings of isolation and internal turmoil those around them can have difficulty reaching across that barrier of isolation. We can't really know what they're going through. What should we say that doesn't sound trite, or fatalistic? (Never, ever, say, "You're looking thinner!") Mr. Scribner has provided insight into his personal battle, and through him insight into the many who deal with cancer.