DAVID SOFI has been a pharmaceutical executive, corporate consultant, government security contractor, paramedic, and paralegal. He spearheaded the most successful breast cancer drug in history, and retired after more than a decade as a first responder to 911 medical emergencies.

He is a widower left behind to raise his special needs great-granddaughter in his Lexington, South Carolina home. A home that Sherman’s army tried and failed to torch. As a cancer survivor and caregiver, he now writes from home as a new author.

Sofi guided his granddaughter’s cause through the educational system for over ten years. He earned a paralegal diploma specifically to advocate for her quest for a free public education. His first published book explains to other parents how to use federal laws to get school systems to deliver the education that federal laws guarantee to every special needs child.

Now, he shares stories that live with him day-to-day, even five years after his retirement, from his days as a paramedic.