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Ardith Arnelle-Price
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MAYIM: A Christian Apocalyptic Science Fiction Futuristic Novella
Science Fiction & Fantasy
Author Insight
Water, Danger, and Bacteria
Waterborne bacteria pose serious health risks, even leading to limb loss in some cases. Sophia understood that these microorganisms could be dangerous, though she hadn’t realized they could be deadly. She recalled a medication originally designed to treat leukemia that might serve as a potential remedy. However, obtaining this treatment would require permission from the authorities. Faced with threats of death, mysterious creatures, and humanoids who seemed to know too much about her, coupled with unpredictable weather conditions, Sophia found herself unsure of her next move. Time was running out—she needed to deliver a report to the mayor to address the water pollution crisis and prevent further disaster. Dive into this story to discover what unfolds next. Read & Review Mayim: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BCHJ63XX
Book Excerpt
MAYIM: A Christian Apocalyptic Science Fiction Futuristic Novella
“Brad, it’s Sophia. I read your findings, and I believe I have found a solution. I am sending a copy of my notes. Before you leave for Texas, please check the water in Michigan once again.”
“Don’t worry. I’ll investigate further. I had just fallen asleep. Did you read the research paper?”
“Yes, that’s the reason I called. I am troubled by how the disease spreads along the Gulf Coast. What I discovered is appalling so far. The water samples exposed the risk to humans. The bacteria will grow if people touch raw seafood such as oysters. A person with no cuts or sores can pick up the bacteria.”
“Doc, after I study the article, I’ll rush to send more data. We needed to find a cure.”
“Brad, unsanitized needles have complicated the problem further. There must be a link between water and human tissue. I am going to continue to search for the answer. If you find new data, call me.”
“Sophia, you have found a definitive cure. Do you remember you found a treatment in Israel with a team of scientists to use a leukemia drug called asparaginase last year?”
“Yes, you are correct. The drug could prevent the bacteria Vibrio vulnificus from spreading in the human blood. I can use high doses of antibiotics can stop the infection. But if the antibiotic dosage fails, only surgical removal of the dead tissue and amputating limbs will stop the spread, leaving the victim mutilated for life.”
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