Multiple strategies for coping with brain cancer treatments and the unexpected joy you can find through fighting cancer. Includes information on Brain Biopsies, Radiation, Emergency Surgery, Stereotactic radio-surgery, Chemotherapy, Nutrition, Exercise, Managing Seizures, Coping with Headaches, Visualization, and Finding Joy.
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Peggy Prichard Ross has a bachelors degree in journalism and a masters degree in mass communications from the University of Florida. Four years ago Ross was diagnosed with a potentially terminal brain tumor, but through modern medicine, proper nutrition and exercise and unrelenting determination, Ms. Ross has beaten the odds and currently resides in Gainesville, Florida with her husband, Sonny.
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This review is from: Serendipity: An Uplifting and Practical Guide for Anyone Battling a Brain Tumor (Paperback)
Good starter book for information and understanding. My son battled this brain tumor and has had good reviews from his doctors since August, 2005. His oncologist died suddenly in November, 2007. David misses him terribly but his surgeon is trying to step in and give us all of the feedback we need. We do believe David has been given a second chance at life. Only he can decide what he will do with it. This type of brain tumor/cancer never disappears and the cancer cells hang around in the brain forever.
The writer of this book could be David based on all she has gone through. She couldn't have written it any better.
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not worth it,
This review is from: Serendipity: An Uplifting and Practical Guide for Anyone Battling a Brain Tumor (Paperback)
Well, the thing is- there's so much written about brain tumors and brain cancer. This is just a silly little book, without much concrete information. My recommendation- don't waste your money on it.
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