Teresa Carlson was diagnosed with breast cancer at age 29, as the
young mother a 17-month-old daughter, in 1972--when treatments were
devastating; chances of survival, grim; and the subject, taboo. By
age 35, Carlson had survived two bouts and a double radical
mastectomy, and wrote this inspirational memoir as both an act of
catharsis and an invitation to break the destructive silence
surrounding breast cancer. As Carlson observes, it is only when we
acknowledge and share our suffering that we can begin to heal and
move forward. More than three decades later, Carlson's story and
sage strategies for coping with loss and facing mortality prove as
timeless as the classic literature that is beautifully woven
throughout these compelling pages. May her journey be your guide.
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