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With diligence and divine guidance they pursued more information than that supplied by the physicians. In a quest to be proactive toward a more accurate diagnosis, she found limited resources relating to the emotional and spiritual aspects of cancer. This lack of information increased her resolve to provide a tool that would support others through a more appropriate...

Halfway through writing her book, Kathy discovered she had breast cancer. As she recovered, one of the first things she did was to make bread again. She realized what a gift it would be if women with breast cancer learned to make handmade bread to help...

As the patient, John was told that his type of Leukemia had never been successfully cured through bone-marrow transplantation using a non-related donor. The count worldwide was 0 for 20 and mounting at the time.

With no other alternatives, John went through major testing, private investigator assistance, major turmoil and a donor materializing on the last possible evening in order to receive his transplant....

As the train sped rapidly down the track, my primary care physician arranged an array of appointments with other physicians and various diagnostic tests. Descriptions of the pictures of my inner body did not verify the presence or absence of cancer. Instead they suggested a diverse assortment of diagnoses....

"Lee Miller's book "The Cancer Challenge" contains much wisdom gained through her experience with cancer and the people she has encountered. Lee speaks as a native, not a tourist, and because of her experience she is able to write a guidebook for all those who find themselves in need of guidance. Lee can coach and guide you along the path to healing. Her book clarifies the value of support groups and also is a resource for the family and friends of those afflicted by the disease. It is far wiser to learn from her experience rather than our own disasters. So read on and find your path to...

As the train sped rapidly down the track, my primary care physician arranged an array of appointments with other physicians and various diagnostic tests. Descriptions of the pictures of my inner body did not verify the presence or absence of cancer. Instead they suggested a diverse assortment of diagnoses....

At age twenty-one, Whitehead's doctor informs him that he is suffering from acute myeloid leukemia. After two rounds of chemotherapy and a relapse a few months later, Whitehead makes the decision to undergo a bone-marrow transplant. "Living through Leukemia" chronicles his story of endurance and optimism.

Whitehead shares his feelings following his...