from The Washington Diplomat: “A groundbreaking book focusing on the life-altering, long-term post-treatment body changes and side effects that are often ignored by a culture that prefers celebratory pink-ribbon breast cancer stories.”
From Centre Daily: “This compelling work questions what it means to “cure” disease and should be of interest to the medical community, cancer survivors of all types and those who face medical symptoms that cannot be validated by traditional means. These authors are marking a new developmental phase of cancer care that may lead affected persons to seek partnership with their physicians to combat the long-term side-effects of cancer and its treatments.”
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