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Subtitled, "The Story Of A Family Living In The Shadow Of Cancer". All three Bryan sisters, Felicity, Elizabeth and Bunny, have had cancer, each a different kind. This is a moving account of the family's struggles with the disease.
As a result of a genetically-transmitted gene all three Bryan sisters Felicity Elizabeth and Bunny have had cancer. And unusually each of them suffered a different cancer; ovarian breast and pancreatic. As the gene also has a dominant inheritance half of their family members can be expected to carry it. Now in a personal and deeply affecting memoir Elizabeth writes of her family's extraordinary experience of this dreadful disease. Writing not only as a daughter sister and aunt of those afflicted and bereaved by cancer but as a sufferer herself she will tell of the shocks sadnesses dilemmas and uncertainties that come with diagnosis and then treatment. Giving a personal view from both the perspective of a patient and that of a relative as well as comparing the impacts of remission and terminal prognoses on herself and those around her Singing the Life gives a uniquely wide-ranging account of dealing with life-threatening illness and the threat it still poses in her family. Eloquently setting Elizabeth's personal story against the universal fears problems and worries that face those affected by cancer this is an inspirational and encouraging read unlike any other on the subject.
As a result of a genetically-transmitted gene all three Bryan sisters Felicity Elizabeth and Bunny have had cancer. And unusually each of them suffered a different cancer; ovarian breast and pancreatic. As the gene also has a dominant inheritance half of their family members can be expected to carry it. Now in a personal and deeply affecting memoir Elizabeth writes of her family's extraordinary experience of this dreadful disease. Writing not only as a daughter sister and aunt of those afflicted and bereaved by cancer but as a sufferer herself she will tell of the shocks sadnesses dilemmas and uncertainties that come with diagnosis and then treatment. Giving a personal view from both the perspective of a patient and that of a relative as well as comparing the impacts of remission and terminal prognoses on herself and those around her Singing the Life gives a uniquely wide-ranging account of dealing with life-threatening illness and the threat it still poses in her family. Eloquently setting Elizabeth's personal story against the universal fears problems and worries that face those affected by cancer this is an inspirational and encouraging read unlike any other on the subject.