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Getting Better, Not Bitter: A Spiritual Prescription for Breast Cancer
Her illness changed her faith. In the midst of her illness, her faith changed her and gave her a message.
From the shadow of foreboding she felt when she found the lump, to the relief of the final chemotherapy treatment, Brenda Ladun offers an unflinching reminiscence of her journey through breast cancer. Her story includes what she wishes she d known, how to deal with the anger that follows diagnosis, the importance of connecting with a support group, that the chemo itself is not as bad as the fear of it, how to balance honesty with your children with the desire to protect them, and the relentless hope she found. For women fighting breast cancer or any other challenge, this survivor shares how to find peace you would have never expected and how to truly live the life we re given to the fullest.
From the shadow of foreboding she felt when she found the lump, to the relief of the final chemotherapy treatment, Brenda Ladun offers an unflinching reminiscence of her journey through breast cancer. Her story includes what she wishes she d known, how to deal with the anger that follows diagnosis, the importance of connecting with a support group, that the chemo itself is not as bad as the fear of it, how to balance honesty with your children with the desire to protect them, and the relentless hope she found. For women fighting breast cancer or any other challenge, this survivor shares how to find peace you would have never expected and how to truly live the life we re given to the fullest.
224 pages, Paperback
First published September 1, 2002
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