CANCER CARERS SUPPORT
No one understands more than someone who has been there...
CARING FOR A LOVED ONE WITH CANCER
No greater gift could we hope to give than helping someone else to live...
How to cope with the terminal diagnosis of a loved one
Caring for a loved one with cancer can be an overwhelming experience; especially when given no hope of a cure. There are so many unanswered questions; when will it happen, how will it happen, will there be much pain?
How will I cope, who can I talk to, who will be there to help me? Does anyone understand how I am feeling?
At last there is a book available that relates to everything you are feeling
'Lean on Me' - Cancer through a Carer's Eyes; a book written by Lorraine Kember is a moving true account of her 'emotional journey' as she cares for her terminally ill husband Brian; who as a result of inhaling deadly asbestos dust as a child, was diagnosed with the asbestos related cancer, pleural mesothelioma at the age of 52.
He was only a child when it begun - and he played as children do
In his yard with his toy cars and tip trucks
His 'sand' was 'asbestos blue'...
Lorraine's determination to ease Brian's burden, resulted in him surviving long after his 3 to 9 month prognosis and able to attain a quality of life few had thought possible.
Read about the methods and tools Lorraine used to control Brian's pain and symptoms and how she was able to greatly improve the quality of his life.
Uniquely combining both the physical and emotional impact of caring for a loved one with cancer, 'Lean on Me' is truly an inspirational book, and a 'must read' for anyone who is caring for a loved one with mesothelioma or cancer of any kind.
'Lean on Me' is not just a book about cancer. It is a beautiful love story and a valuable guide to Carer's wrapped into one.
The 'Perfect Caring Gift' for anyone who is caring for a loved one with cancer.
and secure YOUR copy of 'Lean on Me'
- Lean on Me includes:
- Mesothelioma - ATerminal Diagnosis
- The question of Prognosis
- Anticipatory Grief
- Caring for a terminally ill loved one at home
- How to control chronic pain
- How to manage symptoms including:
- (a) Chemotherapy related nausea
- (b) Constipation due to strong medication
- (c) Swollen legs
- How to cope with grief
- Palliative Care(Hospice)what it can do for you
- Dying at home-A precious gift
- How Lorraine coped with her grief
- PLUS
- Excerpts and poems from Lorraine's personal diary
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