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BREAST CANCER: TWENTY WOMEN'S STORIES portrays the experiences of twenty different women who face breast cancer. Each person's experience is revealed in her own words, describing feelings about treatment, relationships with friends and family, fear of recurrence, and the physical and emotional stresses that accompany a diagnosis of cancer.

This book will empower women suffering with breast cancer, with the ability to cope with the disease and to find strength amidst their suffering. It is also a helpful guide for family and friends of the women suffering from the disease.

This book illustrates why and how researchers must consider their own place in the research act. Part One looks at the populations and settings involved in research. Part Two considers ways the researcher experience can be processed, concluding with a section on how the researcher experience can be reported.