Loving Affirmations. It is a booklet to help remind you to be kind to yourself through the crazy reality of being diagnosed with breast cancer. Yes, it is for you; the person who has breast cancer, or for someone you know who has been recently diagnosed.
There is a ‘can’ in cancer because together, we CAN beat it.
The stress of cancer can be debilitating. Whether you yourself have cancer or whether it is your mother, father, brother, sister, son, daughter, relative, friend, or spouse, this coloring book is here to give you hope and lift your spirits
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50 empowering pages to inspire you Single sided for framing and to prevent bleed through Large sized 8.5 x 11 inch pages Variance in difficulty levels Uplifting quotes and powerful, sweary mantras to help you stay strong Perfect gift for cancer patients, cancer survivors and those affected by cancer
Take a moment to sit, relax and lift your spirits. This hopeful coloring book is filled with positive affirmations to help you stay strong through the toughest of times. Remember, you are not alone. Never give up hope.
“Breast Cancer Courageous – Prayer Journal” is the best way to write your most intimate conversations with God as you battle with Breast Cancer. Write words that give you strength. Write words that inspire you. Write words that give you clarity in knowing that God is by your side. At the bottom of each odd numbered page, you’ll find a unique scripture that encourages you to have faith in God. For example, “For God hath not given us the spirit of fear; but of power, and of love, and of a sound mind. 2 Timothy 1:7”. Each even numbered page contains a reminder that “Be Strong and Courageous! Do not be afraid or discouraged. For the Lord your God is with you wherever you go.” – Joshua 1:9. This paperback Prayer Journal contains 160 lined pages, is 5.5″ wide x 8.5″ high, and is durable and great for bible study, prayer, and devotional time. Hardcover Version: ISBN-10: 0982033028 For More Information: kobaltbooks.com
This is a personal guide through the myriad of feelings, issues and concerns facing women with breast cancer. One in nine women will develop breast cancer in her lifetime. More women die each year of breast cancer than people die of AIDS. Despite these statistics, many women have discovered that life doesn’t stop after a breast cancer diagnosis. This affirming guide captures the insights, experiences and practical ideas of women aged 23 to 70, including the author, who have undergone treatment, offering readers new ways to deal with the anger, frustration and pain. The readings focus on such topics as decision making, self-esteem, reconstruction, body image and sexuality.
