helpful cancer book

[nbourne]

Hello all,

I had cancer when I was 31, I was a wife, mother to a two-year-old and three-month-old, a writer, I had friends, family, liked to travel... so much more than just a cancer patient.

It was actually this fact exactly that inspired me to write 'The Fabulous Woman’s Guide Through Cancer' because I found all books to be either very medical or memoirs but that wasn't what I wanted (or needed). I wanted to know about the lifestyle effects of having cancer. To know how to explain cancer to a toddler, what to pack for hospital, how to stay social when they don’t feel well enough to go out, how to survive a social event, how to tell your boss and what to do when depression takes hold.

As a result, 'The Fabulous Woman's Guide Through Cancer' gives real advice from real women who have really had cancer. It includes tips, examples, stories, information and ideas to keep women sane and on-track during this awful time and includes plenty of kind words and inspirational stories from fabulous women who have had cancer. I also made sure that it is written with compassion and humour.

I am now trying to really get the book 'out there' so that it can hopefully help as many women as possible. One of the biggest feedbacks I have had is from friends and family members saying how much the book helped them understand what their loved one is going through, which is why I thought it may be something that you may be interested in.

Just search The Fabulous Woman's Guide Through Cancer on Amazon, Book Depository, etc… or click here amzn.to/1FMz49N

Love NB

[Lily-Anne]

Hi, do you write for work?

I used to be a journalist and have been along the book publishing route, I still write but mainly for trade magazines. If you haven't been published before drop me a message.

LA

[nbourne in reply to Lily-Anne]

Hi Lily-Anne,

Since having cancer, I write for a few online publications about cancer and women's heath. This book has been published directly through Amazon.

Love Nicola

[babsclunn]

Hi Nicola

Just downloaded it as it sounds really helpful x

[nbourne in reply to babsclunn]

Thank you and I truly hope that you find it helpful.

Best wishes

Nicola

[Escape2]

My sister has peritoneal cancer... I completely agree and am happy you wrote something that is needed for women going through this. Its hard to find the "type" of information you want or need. Thanks!

[nbourne in reply to Escape2]

Thank you and I wish your sister all the best. I truly hope that the book is useful to you both.

Love NB