Another Chance at Life: A Breast Cancer Survivor's Journey

Name: Another Chance at Life: A Breast Cancer Survivor's Journey
Price: 3.99 EUR
Author: Leonore H. Dvorkin
ISBN: 9781476456706

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Leonore H. Dvorkin

Amanda Brenner
Paru le : 01/06/2012

This is the story of my 1998 breast cancer and mastectomy (with no reconstruction). The book deals primarily with the surprising emotional benefits I... > Lire la suite

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This is the story of my 1998 breast cancer and mastectomy (with no reconstruction). The book deals primarily with the surprising emotional benefits I gained. The five appendices offer a wealth of practical information on risk factors for breast cancer, ways to help prevent it, and much more. "Beautiful, moving, informative, uplifting." "A terrific read - well-written, frank, and honest."

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Date de parution : 01/06/2012
Editeur : Amanda Brenner
ISBN : 978-1-4764-5670-6
EAN : 9781476456706
Format : ePub

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Biographie de Leonore H. Dvorkin

Leonore H. Dvorkin was born in 1946 in Chicago, Illinois. She and her author husband, David Dvorkin, have lived in Denver, Colorado, since 1971. Their son, Daniel Dvorkin, has written two science fiction novels with his father. Leonore works as a tutor of German and Spanish, a German to English translator, a proofreader/editor, and a weight training instructor. Her novel APART FROM YOU was first published by Wildside Press in 2000, and the revised version was published in 2010 by CreateSpace.
It is available in e-book from Smashwords and Amazon and from Amazon in print. Leonore's nonfiction memoir is ANOTHER CHANCE AT LIFE: A BREAST CANCER SURVIVOR'S JOURNEY, updated in 2012 and widely available in e-book and print. Apart from You cover photo copyright 2010 by Leonore H. Dvorkin. Another Chance at Life cover photo copyright 1988 by Leonore H. Dvorkin.