Product Description
A diagnosis of Ovarian Cancer does not have to be a death sentence. Recent advances in medicine have made this once incurable disease treatable and manageable. You can beat advanced and even recurring, ovarian cancer. Simple but significant lifestyle changes can produce big results when it comes to healing.

CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 5.0 based on 3 reviews)

An Amazing Women by Dolby Dubrow (Thousand Oaks, Ca USA)

5 Stars
July 23, 2009
Chris is a personal friend of mine, I had the privledge of going on this journey with her. This book is 'not' just for people with cancer, it is for everyone who want to become present in their lives. It is about loving your whole self. We go through life on auto pilot at times, and do not realize the impact it has on our whole being. Chris takes you on a complete journey on what becoming present in your life looks like. I love this women...Namaste Honor the Wholeness that YOU are!

How to Survive and Beat Ovarian Cancer by Lea Yekutiel

5 Stars
February 14, 2009
Chris Bledy's book "Beating Ovarian Cancer" is a mandatory read for every woman. Chris shares her experience with ovarian cancer very skillfully from how to detect it to how to survive it. The book is full of insights and advises that should be taken seriously. Lea Yekutiel - author of "Making the Breast of It"

Its all about attitude and awareness by J. Black

5 Stars
September 19, 2008
Chris Bledy's book on Ovarian Cancer is not a sob read. Rather it is a testament to one's will and attitude. Anyone can read this book, it isn't just for those with cancer. In fact, while Chris writes about different treatments and therapies, she never says you 'must' do it. The main message is don't give up, be open to try new things, and be aware of your attitiude (spirit) throughout. Amazing how a dog, grandchild, or long walk can improve your attitiude. For those with cancer, the suggestions are solid. For those having surgery years ago, the suture paragraph is a must if your having issues. Please, please do yourself a favor and read this!

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