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I'd Like to Buy a Bowel, Please!: Ostomy A to Z
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- ISBN978-1-63489-156-1
- EAN9781634891561
- Date de parution09/08/2018
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Résumé
Brenda Elsagher was a 39-year-old wife and mother of two young children when she was diagnosed with colorectal cancer. She faced the experience with honesty and humor and has shared her story across the nation as a keynote speaker. Her first book, If the Battle Is Over, Why Am I Still in Uniform? includes her inner thoughts and experiences of dealing with cancer. In I'd Like to Buy a Bowel, Please! Brenda widens the horizons of bowels gone haywire.
Assisted by contributions from others willing to share daily aspects of living with an ostomy as a result of problems since birth, chronic bowel disease, or cancer, it provides another dimension to this arena. This book may help you appreciate the colon you've taken for granted and gives hope and encouragement to those who are in the struggle.
Assisted by contributions from others willing to share daily aspects of living with an ostomy as a result of problems since birth, chronic bowel disease, or cancer, it provides another dimension to this arena. This book may help you appreciate the colon you've taken for granted and gives hope and encouragement to those who are in the struggle.
