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Eat Ice Cream for Supper A Story of My Life with Cancer. a Guide for Your Journey

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ISBN-10: 1614488142

ISBN-13: 9781614488149

Edition: 2013

Authors: Kathy Manning Gronau

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One in three women and one in two men will have cancer before they die.What will you do when it touches your life?Kathy Manning Gronau was forced to answer this question---twice! First, cancer tapped on her husband’s shoulder and took him away. Three weeks after his death, cancer tapped again, this time on her shoulder. As an RN armed with new knowledge and the experience of her husband’s cancer journey, Gronau was able to navigate and endure the medical, psychological, and emotional journey through cancer to survivorship. Now she’s clearing the path for you.Inside you will discover:* How to deal with a cancer diagnosis and what questions to ask as your journey begins* The various roles of…    
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Book details

List price: $17.95
Copyright year: 2013
Publisher: Morgan James Publishing
Publication date: 10/8/2013
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 180
Size: 6.00" wide x 9.00" long x 0.41" tall
Weight: 0.572
Language: English

Dedication: Your Greatest Gift
Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Our Story
In the Beginning
I Had a Hero
Storms
Another Beginning
Survival Tips
What a Friend Can Do to Help
Points to Ponder
Dealing with the Diagnosis
My Experience
My Reaction
Your Loved One's Reaction
Asking Questions
Searching the Internet
Your Physician or Cancer Treatment Facility
Survival Tips
What a Friend Can Do to Help
Points to Ponder
Negotiating the Medical World
Recruiting the Medical Team
Pray First for Wisdom and Guidance
Where Do I Start?
Referral to a Specialist
National Cancer Centers
It's Not Just About the Doctor-Finding the Right Medical Team
Who is on Your Team?
Survival Tips
What a Friend Can Do to Help
Points to Ponder
Tests, Procedures, and Definitions
What Happens Next?
Before: A Routine Physical
Symptoms Signal an Alarm-See your Regular Doctor First
Referred: Seeing the Specialist
Seeing the Oncologist
Survival Tips
What a Friend Can Do to Help
Points to Ponder
Medical Records and Insurance
Records
Dealing with Insurance and Medical Bills
Insurance
What to Do if You Have No Insurance or if You Have Unpaid Balances
Survival Tips
What can a Friend Do to Help?
Points to Ponder
Our Dance of Treatment
Is it a Waltz or a Jitterbug?
Diagnosed in October: Surgery Number One
Complications: Surgeries Three and Four
A Small Reprieve
In the Roller Coaster at the Top of the Hill
Dexamethasone Side Effects
Mobility Issues
Helping Hands
Survival Tips
What a Friend Can Do to Help
Points to Ponder
Changing Roles
Emotional Responses to Role Changes
But I've Never Done That Before
Organizing Your Finances
Power of Attorney, Living Wills, Wills, and Wishes
Social Security and Disability
Reviewing your Financial Plan
Survival Tips
What a Friend Can Do to Help
Points to Ponder
Death Comes Softly
Accepting the Inevitable-Negotiating Your Loved One's Changing Focus
Moving from Active Treatment to Hospice
Help from Hospice
The Payment Changes with Hospice Care
What to Expect in the Last Days of a Terminal Illness
Death
Funeral Arrangements
Survival Tips
What a Friend Can Do to Help
Points to Ponder
And Then There Was One
Alone
Quiet
Thank You Notes and Dishes
Your Health
Make a Decision to Trust God with Your Future
A New Relationship
Survival Tips
What a Friend Can Do to Help
Points to Ponder
Normal Grief
Denial or Shock
Anger
Bargaining
Depression
Acceptance
Survival Tips
What a Friend Can Do to Help
Points to Ponder
Sad and Stuck
Survival Tips
What a Friend Can Do to Help
Points to Ponder
Children and Grandchildren
Infant to Age Two
Preschool (Age Two to Four)
Early Childhood (Age Four to Seven)
Eight to Ten
Pre-Adolescent (Age Ten to Twelve)
Survival Tips
What a Friend Can Do to Help
Points to Ponder
Practical Problems
New Tasks, Responsibilities, and Decisions
Finances
Legal Issues
Housing Issues
Relationships
Developing a New Support System
Survival Tips
What a Friend Can Do to Help
Points to Ponder
Old Memories and New Traditions
Remembering
What Do I Keep and What Goes Out the Door?
Photographs
Sharing His Things
Feelings
Telling Stories-Children Love to Listen
Writing your Story
Write His
Tell God
Survival Tips
What a Friend Can Do to Help?
Points to Ponder
Conclusion Moving Forward
Purpose Where None Seems to Exist
Afterword What the Bible Says
Appendix Questions to Ask Your Doctor
About the Author