Mama Might Be Better Off Dead: The Failure of Health Care in Urban America

Mama Might Be Better Off Dead is a heart-wrenching and eye-opening account of one family's struggle with medical care in America.

This powerful book takes readers into the lives of four generations of an African-American family living in North Lawndale, one of the sickest and most medically underserved communities in the country.

Through their story, Abraham reveals the devastating impact of poverty on access to healthcare and the inadequate system that fails those who need it most.

With a foreword by David Ansell, a physician who worked at Mt.

Sinai Hospital, this edition includes new insights into the Banes family's narrative and the ongoing struggle for medical justice.

Don't miss out on this unsettling yet illuminating look at the human face of healthcare in America.