Emily Bhatnagar was 16 when she learned her father had Stage 4 thyroid cancer. An avid reader, she hit upon an idea to give books to other children who were facing scary medical issues.
Emily Bhatnagar has always found solace in reading. When she’s struggling with anxiety and depression, she turns to books. So when she accidentally saw a text message on her father’s phone notifying relatives he had stage 4 thyroid cancer, she masked her fears with the one thing she’s always found comfort in. But this time, she went a little further. At the age of 17, Emily launched a neighborhood book drive in honor of her dad, Mike Bhatnagar.
” Mike Bhatnagar has lost most of his vocal cords and speaks in a raspy whisper. He uses a tube to feed through his stomach. He told CNN in an email that his daughter’s project has given him strength – and her a voice. “I feel a little bit more strong each day. Emily has a lot to do with that,” he said. “I didn’t expect the impact of her book drive to be this huge. I thought it was only local and didn’t realize just how much passion Emily had for this cause.
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