Cancer category: 1369 books

    “… a comforter to wrap up in.” Kristin Coleman       Step by Step Through the Fire Reflections on Living with Cancer by Glenda King Have you been touched by the diagnosis of cancer, whether within your own body or in someone whom...

When my mother/best friend was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer, we thought our lives were over. My mother always insisted that she would NEVER endure the torture her Grandmother who had been diagnosed back in the 1970's had experienced. Through gentle persuasion, we convinced her that treatment...

Each year, hundreds of thousands of women are diagnosed with cancer in the United States alone. The total number affected is larger still, comprising siblings, parents, partners, and children of these women. In this single-volume work, an international team of experts address the physical, medical,...

This book offers help and hope to cancer patients and their families through laughter and humor presented in the context of sports and sports analogies. Vince Dooley, Speaker, Author, Coach A positive and uplifting chronicle of two friends and their individual experiences with breast cancer....

On October 4th 2012 Paul`s life came to a standstill and was forever changed when he was diagnosed with multiple myeloma. This book is the story of his experiences, thoughts and feelings since that time.Paul had worked as a Psychologist for thirty years before this and had been most interested in...

Of course you can't actually cancer proof your prostate or any other parts of your body. But there are those doctors and nutritionists who believe today that with the proper diet and exercise, you may be able to slow the chances of getting prostate cancer. For some men, that maybe an invitation to...

In The Beautiful Journey, Andrea takes you on an emotional rollercoaster as she chronicles her journey through cancer. You’ll laugh (yes, laugh), cry, and cheer her on as she battles to become victorious over this disease. Andrea shares her raw, honest experiences as she is forced to make heavy,...

It should be obvious that if one has not removed the cause of one's cancer, then it is very likely to return. Also, if one used carcinogenic methods of treatment such as Chemotherapy or Radiation then those are likely to cause secondary cancers in the future. Cancer is a preventable disease. This article covers some of the methods one would use to prevent future cancers.

Brenda Pue was a remarkable woman and it is not surprising that this account of her last days is equally remarkable. You often hear it said that someone lost their battle with cancer. To read this book is not to read of any "Lost" battle. In fact, to read it is to learn of a victory, with...

Dr. Elvis Ali’s The Little Book on Cancer is an insightful study into the nature of cancer and answers the questions why it is so prevalent today and a death sentence for many. He unravels the causes and debunks the myths, and offers a holistic approach that gives hope, help and health. Our commitment is to change and to live. The choice is ours!

Defeating cancer takes great courage and endurance. Gene is a testimony to the fact that we are extremely resilient beings. He shares how his faith in God, coupled with a clear why, a positive attitude and expressing his deepest thoughts through writing enabled him to conquer Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma...

In the nonfiction story My Journey with Infiltrating Ductile Carcinoma (Breast Cancer), author W. Andranette Anderson uses passion and emotions in order to let her audience know how the challenges of breast cancer affect her and her family. Her challenges are compounded when her mother and stepdad...

Aromatherapy, massage and relaxation are three of the most commonly used therapies in cancer care. This book offers an integrated approach to using these therapies and provides an evidence-based foundation for complementary therapists working in cancer care settings. International in its scope, the...

Doctors are good at healing our physical bodies of cancer but the emotional and spiritual side is so often left to patients to figure out for themselves. This book is a collection of all the thoughts and philosophies that helped me to traverse the stormy sea of a cancer diagnosis. I like to think...