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Anatomy of an illness as perceived by the patient

By Norman Cousins

How do we tell the children?

By Dan Schaefer,Christine Lyons,David Peretz,Dan Schaefer PhD

Superimmunity

By Paul Pearsall

How it feels to fight for your life

By Jill Krementz

Breast Cancer, There and Back

By Jami Bernard

What to eat when you don't feel like eating

By James Haller

The race is run one step at a time

By Nancy Brinker

Up front

By Linda Dackman

Cancervive

By Susan Nessim,Judith Ellis

Bone marrow transplants

By Susan K. Stewart

Becky and the Worry Cup

By Wendy Schlessel Harpham

Living through mourning

By Harriet Sarnoff Schiff

New approaches to cancer

By Shirley Harrison

Family Hospice Care

By Harry Van Bommel

Intimacy

By Jacquelyn Elnor Johnson

Brain tumour resource handbook - adult version

By Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada

What can I say to a friend with cancer?

By Randy Becton

Vanishing Cookies

By Michelle B. Goodman,Michelle Beth Goodman

An ovarian cancer companion / Diane Sims Roth

By Diane Sims

Eating right for life

By John Trachtenberg

When someone you love has cancer

By Pomeroy, Dana Rae

Hand in Hand / National Breast Cancer Fund

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Surviving breast cancer / Carole Spearin McCauley

By Carole Spearin McCauley

Childhood cancer survivors

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