A true and sometimes humorous story about surviving esophageal cancer.

A man is diagnosed with a life threatening brain tumor

Healing cancer requires knowledge of alternative treatments. Here it is.

Sharing a powerful and transformational approach to cancer!

One woman's adventures with cancer

Told in journal format, this is the author’s true personal story about being diagnosed with, and fighting, leukemia. The author relates all the treatments and side effects from his battle, while trying to find hope throughout the process.

Sherry's journey through double mastectomy surgeries and breast cancer tattoos.

Tips and encouragement for caregivers of terminally ill loved ones

Being diagnosed with cancer is hard and confusing for anyone to understand, especially children. This book is written from a child's perspective and helps children understand what is meant when someone close to them is diagnosed with cancer.

The hilarious, touching memoir from brain cancer survivor Patch Rose.

A chronicle of a couple’s battle with wife’s breast cancer

Does research confirm cancer risk can be reduced? Are mental/spiritual interventions such as faith, gratitude, prayer, optimism and affirmations important? Do lifestyle choices such as exercise, nutrition and supplements make a difference? How do I reduce my cancer risk? These and other questions are answered with comprehensive information.

A day in the life of an advance practice nurse working to address the needs of patients and staff in a cancer hospital. She uses Courageous Conversations and integrative therapies to address spiritual issues related to pain, grief & loss.

Surviving cancer colorectal cancer irrigating the colon living life to the fullest

This is a true story of James Bond's survival of multiple myeloma since 1992. Many say his caregiver wife, Kathleen, and Jim's story inspires them. Multiple myeloma survival is about 5 years. There is no cure, yet.

Creative non-fiction account of a nurse's work to heal suffering.

A journey with breast cancer--a journey of the soul.

Parents cope with cancer striking their baseball-loving son three times.

Personal notes from the breast cancer floor of Sloan Kettering’s chemotherapy center.