Official Review: Running the Marathon with Cancer
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so sorry to hear about your brother in law. The book does not offer a sure remedy. There are some recommendations that help with mindset and coping.Ubheeram Nina wrote:The author is not only a Marathon but a fighter too. Very few survive from such dreadful disease. Even my brother-in-law is suffering from cancer and has very few chances to live. I can recommende him this book because the remedy worth a lot to us.
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oh wow, her strength is so inspiring.VanessaAisel wrote:Wonderful review! Nov. 17th marks one year since taking my mother in law in for her lumpectomy surgery! After that surgery she officially became breast cancer free and has remained so. She is 78 years old! I love stories of inspiration!
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This is what I too was thinking as I read the review. One of the ever present dangers with this kind of book is repetitious monotonyTpop wrote:This books sounds incredibly motivational. I have only run one marathon. Although I completed it successfully,the training is a mental and physical battle on its own. Adding in another physical battle of a disease or cancer is just mind blowing to me.

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thank you. I like your name, Gifty.Gifty Naa Akushia wrote:Great review, very inspiring.
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I know the feeling, missreadalot. Cancer has become so common; families without it are really blessed. (One of my brothers has it.) While medical intervention has made the disease curable if diagnosed early, it has not shed its image as "a death sentence." Let us support our loved ones who are afflicted and those of us who suffer with them.missreadalot wrote:Cancer has struck my family recently. I will read this book to learn, yes, some of the medical aspects, but more importantly, the emotional aspects of fighting and conquering.
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I enjoyed your review.

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It is sad that the review score is a 3. Nevertheless the book can be reedited and a second version published in consideration of suggested points of correction.
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Running the Marathon with Cancer
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