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a new book from Liberty Press
about the book The Beauty of Breast Cancer is a compilation of heroic short stories written by breast cancer survivors themselves. Each personal testimony inspires hope and direction and provides encouragement to aid readers along this life-changing journey. Whether you or someone you love has been recently diagnosed, or you’re just struggling to understand and keep the faith, The Beauty of Breast Cancer can become your go-to book for comfort, wit and support.
Dr. Christina Dial has dedicated her surgical career to the diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the breast with emphasis placed on breast cancer, abnormal mammogram and MRI reviews, genetic risk assessments, high-risk patients, minimally invasive biopsies and state of the art diagnostic and oncoplastic surgical procedures. Dr. Dial continues to champion the insurance companies in the state to recognize this form of radiation for a select patient population. Her Exclusive Foreword addresses the fear attached to breast cancer and discusses how a life-threatening illness touches everyone affiliated with it.
Each story in The Beauty of Breast Cancer is short enough to finish in one sitting and is followed by a Coping Tip to help readers stay positive and take heart that others have traveled the road of cancer and won.
a new book from tami hotard
about the book description coming soon...
from tami hotard
"...Hotard grapples with the legend of the "Godfather of the French Quarter," the 19th-century-born proprietor of his namesake bar, known the world over for its charm, its piano bar, and the rum-soaked drink of O’Brien’s own device, a Hurricane of a cocktail that, over the last half-century has left more people dazed in its wake than the real deal and has become synonymous with the city where the good times roulez."
about the book a well-intentioned reporter becomes a story chaser in love with the joie de vivre of one man, pat o’brien. inventor of the hurricane cocktail. proprietor of the world-famous pat o’brien’s bar. godfather of the french quarter of new orleans. click here for more...
Surrounded by moral decay, addiction, and unreliable sources. The author, often inebriated herself, struggles to stay focused, and be as respectful as a noble savage can be. Sometimes her sarcasm and inner ramblings take control where the facts leave her stranded. Which is where her gonzo adventures begin as a storm brews in pursuit of Pat O’Brien. click here to learn more about the author...
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