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Dancing With Fear

is a wonderul book o stories, told in many voices, aboutthe experience o living with breast cancer. The reader may laugh or cry,agree or disagree with the numerous “healthul” hints. But one thing iscertain; it is a healing labor o love or the author, the contributors, and all women, men, and children who have been touched by this disease.—

Shelagh Coinner, Psychotherapist, Nurse, breast cancer survivor

Writing about my experience with breast cancer has elt good. It’s like dig-ging in warm soil in the spring with my hands.

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Sheryl, breast cancer survivor

I thoroughly enjoyed reading the book—it was interesting and enlighteningto see the range o experiences and our responses to them. I could relate tomost o the people and or those I couldn’t relate to, I marveled at our dier-ences. This book oers practical tips to survivors and riends, and I ound theread therapeutic even 13 years ater my initial diagnosis!—

Donna Tremblay, breast cancer survivor

Live or today, smile a lot and remember. . . when the sun comes up, you cando anything. We all have choices and decisions to make so make them wisely,and enjoy every moment you have. Lie is wonderul.—

Gwyn Ramsey, breast cancer survivor

When you go through cancer, isolation can be all encompassing. Oten yoursupport system needs you to be a stoic hero so that they can support you.Leila’s

Dancing With Fear

realistically provides the reader who does not havecancer compelling stories o the depth o emotion cancer patients experienceand how those supporting them can be o comort. For the warriors o cancer,the stories provide important advice and illuminate the hopes, dreams andears that make all survivors kindred spirits.—

Heather Resnick, breast cancer survivor

Thank you or letting me tell my story. I ound it to be a very cathartic experi-ence. I hope others will nd hope and strength in the pages o your book.—

Rita, Santa Clarita, CA, breast cancer survivor

Thanks or doing this book to help others with breast cancer. It was therapeu-tic or me just to write about this.—

Joni, breast cancer survivor