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Do you still have cleavage with just one breast? A model of emotional openess

17/6/2016

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Do you still have cleavage with just one breast?
What to do, feel, manage?  36-years-old, 3 months pregnant, on a break from her PhD research in Israel, Sue Lawrence found a lump in her breast on her honeymoon.  The lump turned out to be breast cancer.  She lost the breast and kept the baby.  Advised to start chemotherapy as her pregnancy progressed, Sue delivered Elona prematurely, her body’s reaction to the impact of treatment.  Sue’s response to her experiences as a newly wed, new mom, and breast cancer patient was recorded in her journal over an 8-year period.  “Raw” and “unedited,” it is the meat of her book.
 
Because of who she is, Sue’s account is a roller coaster that rides the rails of all the emotions she experienced over the 8 years of treatment and rediscovery of herself.  She mentions many issues that confront cancer “warriors:”  The interruption of career and livelihood, the loss of her own dreams of how motherhood would begin, dramatic physical changes, the inability of others to understand her struggles, the loss of “innocence of living invincibly,” and, at times, a sense of profound neediness.  Moving from shock to self-pity to triumph, the odyssey described in the book will help other breast cancer patients anticipate, accept, and manage their own struggles.  As a model of emotional openness, Do You Still Have Cleavage invites its readers to allow their own emotional reactions to breast cancer to flow and ebb.

Helen Stein, PhD
beSurgeryWise.com

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      • What About Your Saucepans?
      • Turkey Street
      • Perking the Pansies
      • Bitten by Spain
      • Living Elsewhere
      • Drinking Camel's Milk in the Yurt
      • Passage to Persia
      • An Inconvenient Posting
    • Memoir >
      • Life After My Saucepans
      • What about your saucepans?
      • Do You Still Have Cleavage With Just One Breast?
      • Turkey Street
      • Passage of the Stork
      • Drinking Camel's Milk in the Yurt
      • Perking the Pansies
      • Passage to Persia
      • Bitten by Spain
      • An Inconvenient Posting
    • Moving >
      • This Messy Mobile Life
      • Greetings from Abroadland
      • Living Elsewhere
      • Life in Motion
      • Going Local in Gran Canaria
      • Unpack
      • Should I Stay or Should I Go?
      • Finding Your Feet in Chicago
      • Deconstructing Brazil
      • Laptop Entrepreneur
      • @Home in Dubai
    • Fiction >
      • Boudica's Daughters
      • A Family Just Like Mine
      • Bernard the Wombat
      • From Barcelona
    • Health, Wealth & Wellbeing >
      • Here We Are
      • The Art of Transition
      • Seasons of Wealth
      • Life in Motion
      • This Messy Mobile Life
      • The Flight of the Soul Millionaire
      • In Search of the Best Swedish Chokladbollar
      • Now It's Clear The Career You Own
      • Unpack
      • Benjamin's Bedtime Journey
      • Tracce di BioGeometria​
      • Do You Still Have Cleavage with Just One Breast?
      • Secrets of a Financial Adviser
      • Retire to the Life You Love
      • Laptop Entrepreneur
    • Travel >
      • Jump Down Under
      • Italy, a Romantic Journey
      • Postcards from the Ege
      • Going Local in Gran Canaria
      • Deconstructing Brazil
    • Children and Young Adults >
      • Hanna and the Flying Carpet
      • Boudica's Daughters
      • A Family Just Like Mine
      • Bernard the Wombat
      • Benjamin's Bedtime Journey
      • Hanna Och Den Flygande Mattan
    • Humour >
      • Living Elsewhere
      • Life After My Saucepans
      • What About Your Saucepans?
      • Turkey Street
      • Perking the Pansies
      • Bitten by Spain
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      • Rock of Ages
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      • Rock of Ages
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