Cancer category: 1369 books

Question: Does the world really need another breast cancer memoir? Answer: Probably not. But writing is the only way Carolyn Redman knew how to process a heartbreaking breast cancer diagnosis and the year-long treatments that ensued. These honest, heartfelt, and sometimes humorous e-mails...

This book details one lady's battle with Breast Cancer described by her husband. If you have not had a mammogram due to fear of what might happen or the understandable fear of letting yourself be subject to the hospital testing process, then stop right now. Read this book, see what can happen...

Cancer is the second biggest killer in the world, but few of us understand how it works or how we treat it. In this illuminating introduction, Paul Scotting explains the science behind the disease and explores why some of us are more likely to develop it than others. Arguing that we're in a new age...

Colorectal cancer can change everything for patients and families. But it is important to keep in mind that treatment advances have led to great progress in managing this diagnosis. This publication provides a reader-friendly overview of new treatment options and strategies that are helping people...

THE ESOPHAGEAL CANCER EDUCATION FOUNDATION The Esophageal Cancer Education Foundation (ECEF) www.fightec.org was formed in 2003 by Bart and Virginia Frazzitta. The initial purpose in establishing this 501 C 3 non-profit Organization was to help solicit funds for a CD ROM Project they had committed...

Skin cancer — the abnormal growth of skin cells — most often develops on skin exposed to the sun. But this common form of cancer can also occur on areas of your skin not ordinarily exposed to sunlight. Scroll up... and click on "Buy Now" to deliver almost instantly to your Kobo or other reading device.

Although prostate cancer is a disease that strikes nearly 200,000 men every year, it is a disease that has been shrouded in silence, in part because it strikes at the very core of masculine identity. But in Man to Man, bestselling author Michael Korda breaks that silence, turning the story of his...

Using the story of her breast cancer diagnosis, Nicole Johnson offers her readers insights for dealing with major losses of all kinds while extending genuine hope to those stuck in despair. "Finding out I had cancer was like going to sleep in my own bed and suddenly waking up in the middle...

“Fight” – To struggle, war, dispute, brawl, wrestle, scrap or battle I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, and I have kept the faith. II Timothy 4:7 KJV Just when I thought that I had recovered from the most traumatic occurrence in my life, a ton of bricks came tumbling down on...

As a cancer survivor, Randy Becton knows firsthand the onslaught this disease brings on the human spirit. His experience creates a special bond with fellow cancer patients, making his encouragement even more powerful. In Everyday Strength he offers hope and comfort through poetic prayers, Scripture,...

Cancer strikes us all to often, it shows no mercy to anyone of any age or race. It does not care who you are or what you do for a living. In this book you will read about one woman's journey with cancer, the heartbreaks, devastating news and her undying will to live. The tiring battle with treatments,...

In Riding Shotgun (9780995839007) Don Kerr chronicles the five-year trek he and his young family took following his wife’s diagnosis with a rare and aggressive form of breast cancer in 2011. In this sometimes raw, always vulnerable and informative book, Kerr shares powerful insights along...

  The Curious Man documents Dr. Hans Nieper’s career and extensive experiences at the cutting edge of alternative, innovative, life-saving medicne and clinical research. This book details the evolution and rise of metabplic medicine as a successful non-toxic alternative to toxic chemotherapy...

Life does not need to stop when you find out you have cancer - in fact it's important that life carries on as normally as possible. I too have had cancer and although not yet out of the woods with six monthly check ups, take each day as it comes.