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Humor After The Tumor One Womans Look At Her Year With Breast Cancer Patty Gelman

SKU: BELL-46362468

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Humor After The Tumor One Womans Look At Her Year With Breast Cancer Patty Gelman instant download after payment.

Publisher: Prometheus

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1.71 MB

Author: Patty Gelman

ISBN: 9781615921362, 1615921362

Language: English

Year: 2009

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Humor After The Tumor One Womans Look At Her Year With Breast Cancer Patty Gelman by Patty Gelman 9781615921362, 1615921362 instant download after payment.

Breast cancer survivor Patty Gelman recounts her journey through "Cancer World" in a series of anecdotes, chronicling her year-long struggle with the disease in an upbeat, colloquial, and often candidly funny way. Typical of her unyieldingly positive attitude is the way that Gelman breaks the news to her mother, also a cancer survivor: "'Well, it's my turn now!'"Instead of keeping a journal during her treatment, Gelman preferred to share her experiences online, a choice she found surprisingly therapeutic. What started as periodic e-mails to family and friends soon developed into a book many cancer patients are turning to for hope. E-mails also served as an outlet and a built-in support group when her mother contracted lung cancer and passed on within the year. Gelman's story becomes larger than her disease, exploring the task of coping with the unexpected, and the value of family.