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Mama Said There'd Be Days Like This: A Twelve Step Guide to Surviving a Mastectomy
List Price: $9.95
Amazon Price: $9.95
Average Customer Rating:  (2 reviews)
Editorial Review: This book, written by a woman who has undergone breast cancer surgery, presents a series of guiding principles and excercises that can help those who are working to overcome the psychological effects of a mastectomy, as well as those who are just interested in understanding the types of issues and emotions involved.
Customer Reviews:
1 of 1 found this review helpful:
 Inspiration for Everyone!, 2004-09-03
Ms. Klein's book is an inspiration for anyone going through a life crises; illness, death, divorce. Her writing is clear and concise, with no stumbling blocks for the grammatically particular among us. Her sense of humor softens the harsh realities we must face when life demands the full strength of our character. Her book gives us practical application steps with the philosophical and spiritual insight to apply them.
2 of 2 found this review helpful:
sensible sensitive advice on coping and healing, 2004-08-30
This is very special book written about breat cancer survival by someone who underwent a double mastectomy. It is easy to read and offers clear, thoughtful advice to others undergoing the same experience. It is also useful for people undergoing other kinds of hardships who want to adjust to their own difficulties and fight to be strong and healthy. In simple steps the author confronts the many difficult aspects of surviving a traumatic situation, learning to understand one's own needs and feelings, and strengthening one's own inner resources to achieve emotional well being. I was deeply touched by the author's honesty, positive outlook and sense of humor.
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