What would you say to having a different view of cancer, that notorious word that has scared - and continues to scare - millions of people every year throughout the world? Why not consider this illness, even with all its devastating effects, as a friend rather than an enemy that one must struggle against? The way you perceive this word is entirely your responsibility. This book seeks to present a perception that is new and different from anything...

Collects stories and advice from over one hundred teens who have dealt with a parent battling cancer.

Exploring both the spiritual and personal aspects of cancer, as well as the social and cultural views of health, disease, life, and death, Jarvis's account speaks to the uncertainties, fears, and overall process inherent in dealing with the disease.

Drawn from the authors online community, this resource for women with breast cancer is full of advice, support, courage, and hope from hundreds of others who've been there.

"This guidebook helps people who are diagnosed with breast cancer understand what is happening to them while they cope physically and emotionally with cancer treatment"--