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THINGS I WISH I'D KNOWN: CANCER AND KIDS

Things I Wish I'd Known: Cancer and Kids, January 2015
by Deborah J. Cromwell

Self Published
58 pages
ISBN: 1938842227
EAN: 9781938842221
Kindle: B00RZPSVVS
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THINGS I WISH I'D KNOWN: CANCER AND KIDS
Deborah J. Cromwell

Reviewed by Teresa Cross
Posted June 19, 2015

Non-Fiction

THINGS I WISH I'D KNOWN; CANCER AND KIDS written by Deborah J. Cornwall is a must for any caregiver of little ones even if you are a parent, teacher, or just family members who have a hand in caring for children. This short little handbook is packed with great advice to help children cope with the effects that cancer has on a family. Whether it is the child themselves that is diagnosed or a close family member, you will find great resources in this fifty-eight page book.

This guide is divided into five chapters that help from the beginning from sharing the news with your child to giving you resources that will help you with any concerns that may come up with the effects of dealing with the life changes from cancer. As a teacher I find this handy information, a plus when teaching children. It can already be overwhelming with just every day struggles. The information doesn't stop with this book, there are also websites listed for more information as well as other's real life situations. THINGS I WISH I'D KNOWN:CANCER AND KIDS is a much-needed addition for anyone with children who are affected by cancer.

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SUMMARY

The cancer experience shakes most caregivers to their core. It is even more compelling and poignant when it involves children. Thousands of families each year face this shocking reality. Based on interviews with caregivers who have first-hand knowledge, this book is intended to help anyone facing a cancer diagnosis affecting a child, either as the patient or as a member of a family. It offers advice and cites resources to help discuss cancer with children of different ages, manage the impact of the disease on their daily lives, navigate treatment for kids with cancer, and deal with children's grief in the event of a death in the family.

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