Cervical Cancer Explaine? Preventio? The Cervical Cance? Screening Programm? Treatments for Abnorma?
Mary Lunnen began writing at an early age and became passionate about 'words for well-being' the day she was diagnosed with cancer in 1994. The journal she started that day became a compilation of women's stories, published as Flying in the Face of Fear in 1998. She launched Dare to Blossom Life Coaching in 2003 and works with people wanting to achieve their potential and love the lives they live. She has contributed articles to various magazines and published 'Dare to Blossom: Coaching and Creativity' in 2008. Mary lives with her husband, Dave, in Cornwall.
As someone who has had their own brush with CIN3, I am always on the lookout for good books aimed at those who want to inform and empower themselves around the issue of smear tests, positive smear results and cervical cancer. So I am delighted at this new addition to a currently under-resourced field. Three adjectives describe the book:compassionate, comprehensive, cancer-focused.' Susan Quilliam - The Journal of Family Planning and Reproductive Health Care'This addition to the excellent Need 2 Know range of guides is recommended as a first stop for those with cervical cancer, as well as their familes and friends. It is ideal because, when you have just been diagnosed, the last thing you need is a weighty textbook.Written by a surviver of cervical caner, this guide takes woman through the entire process of cervical health check-ups and diagnosis to treatment options and aftercare. Mary Lunnen's style is sensible, readable and friendly.Nurses and nursing students will find this a ready guide to enhance their knowledge, the Need 2 Know serise should be in every nursing labrary.' Greta McGough - freelance writer and teacher. 1. Informative and Comforting I found this book to be extremely informative and a comforting read for anyone going through the trauma of cervical cancer. It is an excellent quick reference guide and does not go over the top but treats the subject matter sympathetically. would recommend this book to anyone wishing to find out more whether it be the patient or their family
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