Helping Your Mate Face Breast Cancer Free

Author: Judy C. Kneece
Edition: 4th Revised
Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 1886665117

Helping Your Mate Face Breast Cancer: Tips for Becoming an Effective Support Partner for the One You Love During the Breast Cancer Experience

This book is designed for mates of breast cancer patients to help them face the changes and challenges of meeting the vast support needs of the patient and themselves. Get Helping Your Mate Face Breast Cancer diet books 2013 for free.
The book provides guidance in the areas of: *dealing with the emotional pain of a mate's diagnosis
*understanding how to help the patient cope
*talking with the children
*understanding breast cancer and treatment options
*dealing with insurance and financial issues
*what to do the night before and after surgery
*what to say about her scar and body image
*dealing with the side-effects of treatment
*protecting the sexual relationship
*monitoring her emotional recovery
*managing the fear of recurrence
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Helping Your Mate Face Breast Cancer Free

he book provides guidance in the areas of: *dealing with the emotional pain of a mate's diagnosis
*understanding how to help the patient cope
*talking with the children
*understanding breast cancer and treatment options
*dealing with insurance and financial issues
*what to do the night before and after surgery
*what to say about her scar and body image
*dealing with the side-effects of treatment
*protecting the sexual relationship
*monitoring her emotional recovery
*managing the fear of recurrence
*how to take care of

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