One’s life should not be on hold during chemotherapy. On the contrary, it is possible to thrive during cancer treatment. This little book contains wonderful advice on how to achieve a better experience and live well.” John S Link, M.D., Oncology Medical Co-Director, Breastlink Medical Group Author Roxanne Brown was diagnosed with breast cancer just before her birthday. The doctors and nurses were swift to explain options and courses of treatment: surgery, chemo, radiation, and tamoxifen. But when it came to asking advice regarding the side effects she could expect from chemo, and more importantly, ways to manage those side effects, the information came from scattered sources and a few issues were not mentioned.After months of research combined with personal experience, Roxanne shares this vital information in Chemo, Secrets to Thriving, created with the collaboration of John S. Link M.D. and Barbara Mastej. You will learn valuable tips on how to overcome the initial fear of learning you or your loved one has cancer and will have to endure chemo treatment and chemotherapy side effects. In this ground-breaking cancer survival book, you will learn: • In chronological order, step-by- step what might occur after cancer diagnosis, why it happens, what you can do, and who to contact for help.• How to handle possible side effects and better manage your life during chemotherapy – proven hands-on tips for dealing with nausea, skin problems, mood swings and weight changes.• Most patients’ #1 concern – losing your hair and dealing with the emotions associated with cancer hair loss• Vital tips for setting up your medical and support teams, and how to explain chemotherapy to your kids and loved ones• Amazing and inspirational personal accounts from cancer survivors about thriving during chemo Chemo: Secrets to Thriving will be your friend, companion, and guide, giving you the resources to handle chemo and possible side effects and better manage your life during chemotherapy. Once you know the secrets in this book you may find yourself still able to enjoy life—and even thrive—while going through chemotherapy treatments.
