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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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Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

08.10.2013

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Ingram Publishers Services

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180

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22.9/15.2/1 cm

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270 g

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Englisch

ISBN

978-1-61448-814-9

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Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

08.10.2013

Verlag

Ingram Publishers Services

Seitenzahl

180

Maße (L/B/H)

22.9/15.2/1 cm

Gewicht

270 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-61448-814-9

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Libri GmbH
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  • Part One: Our Story    
    Chapter One: In the Beginning
    I Had a Hero    
    Storms
    Another Beginning
    Survival Tips    
    What a Friend Can Do to Help
    Points to Ponder
    Chapter Two: 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
    Part Two: Negotiating the Medical World
    Chapter Three: 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
    Chapter Four: 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
    Chapter Five: 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
    Chapter Six: Our Dance of Treatment
    Is it a Waltz or a Jitterbug?    
    Diagnosed in October: Surgery Number One
    Metastasis: Surgery Number Two
    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
    Chapter Seven: 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
    Chapter Eight: 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
    Part Three: And Then There Was One
    Chapter Nine: 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
    Chapter Ten: Normal Grief    
    Denial or Shock
    Anger    
    Bargaining
    Depression
    Acceptance
    Survival Tips    
    What a Friend Can Do to Help
    Points to Ponder
    Chapter Eleven: Sad and Stuck
    Survival Tips    
    What a Friend Can Do to Help
    Points to Ponder
    Chapter Twelve: 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
    Chapter Thirteen: 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
    Chapter Fourteen: 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