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Kathy Manning Gronau is an RN/Counselor who has survived breast cancer, diagnosed just weeks after her husband of forty-two years died of colon cancer. She is a member of the Christian Writers Fellowship in Girard, KS, where she has won awards in poetry and children's fiction. She has been published in the CWF Newsletter.
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Part One: Our Story Chapter One: In the Beginning I Had a Hero Storms Another Beginning Survival Tips What a Friend Can Do to Help Points to Ponder Chapter Two: Dealing with the Diagnosis My Experience My Reaction Your Loved One’s Reaction Asking Questions Searching the Internet Your Physician or Cancer Treatment Facility Survival Tips What a Friend Can Do to Help Points to Ponder Part Two: Negotiating the Medical World Chapter Three: Recruiting the Medical Team Pray First for Wisdom and Guidance Where Do I Start? Referral to a Specialist National Cancer Centers It’s Not Just About the Doctor---Finding the Right Medical Team Who is on Your Team? Survival Tips What a Friend Can Do to Help Points to Ponder Chapter Four: Tests, Procedures, and Definitions What Happens Next? Before: A Routine Physical Symptoms Signal an Alarm---See your Regular Doctor First Referred: Seeing the Specialist Seeing the Oncologist Survival Tips What a Friend Can Do to Help Points to Ponder Chapter Five: Medical Records and Insurance Records Dealing with Insurance and Medical Bills Insurance What to Do if You Have No Insurance or if You Have Unpaid Balances Survival Tips What can a Friend Do to Help? Points to Ponder Chapter Six: Our Dance of Treatment Is it a Waltz or a Jitterbug? Diagnosed in October: Surgery Number One Metastasis: Surgery Number Two Complications: Surgeries Three and Four A Small Reprieve In the Roller Coaster at the Top of the Hill Dexamethasone Side Effects Mobility Issues Helping Hands Survival Tips What a Friend Can Do to Help Points to Ponder Chapter Seven: Changing Roles Emotional Responses to Role Changes But I’ve Never Done That Before Organizing Your Finances Power of Attorney, Living Wills, Wills, and Wishes Social Security and Disability Reviewing your Financial Plan Survival Tips What a Friend Can Do to Help Points to Ponder Chapter Eight: Death Comes Softly Accepting the Inevitable---Negotiating Your Loved One’s Changing Focus Moving from Active Treatment to Hospice Help from Hospice The Payment Changes with Hospice Care What to Expect in the Last Days of a Terminal Illness Death Funeral Arrangements Survival Tips What a Friend Can Do to Help Points to Ponder Part Three: And Then There Was One Chapter Nine: Alone Quiet Thank You Notes and Dishes Your Health Make a Decision to Trust God with Your Future A New Relationship Survival Tips What a Friend Can Do to Help Points to Ponder Chapter Ten: Normal Grief Denial or Shock Anger Bargaining Depression Acceptance Survival Tips What a Friend Can Do to Help Points to Ponder Chapter Eleven: Sad and Stuck Survival Tips What a Friend Can Do to Help Points to Ponder Chapter Twelve: Children and Grandchildren Infant to Age Two Preschool (Age Two to Four) Early Childhood (Age Four to Seven) Eight to Ten Pre-Adolescent (Age Ten to Twelve) Survival Tips What a Friend Can Do to Help Points to Ponder Chapter Thirteen: Practical Problems New Tasks, Responsibilities, and Decisions Finances Legal Issues Housing Issues Relationships Developing a New Support System Survival Tips What a Friend Can Do to Help Points to Ponder Chapter Fourteen: Old Memories and New Traditions Remembering What Do I Keep and What Goes Out the Door? Photographs Sharing His Things Feelings Telling Stories---Children Love to Listen Writing your Story Write His Tell God Survival Tips What a Friend Can Do to Help? Points to Ponder Conclusion Moving Forward Purpose Where None Seems to Exist Afterword: What the Bible Says Appendix: Questions to Ask Your Doctor
Part One: Our Story Chapter One: In the Beginning I Had a Hero Storms Another Beginning Survival Tips What a Friend Can Do to Help Points to Ponder Chapter Two: Dealing with the Diagnosis My Experience My Reaction Your Loved One’s Reaction Asking Questions Searching the Internet Your Physician or Cancer Treatment Facility Survival Tips What a Friend Can Do to Help Points to Ponder Part Two: Negotiating the Medical World Chapter Three: Recruiting the Medical Team Pray First for Wisdom and Guidance Where Do I Start? Referral to a Specialist National Cancer Centers It’s Not Just About the Doctor---Finding the Right Medical Team Who is on Your Team? Survival Tips What a Friend Can Do to Help Points to Ponder Chapter Four: Tests, Procedures, and Definitions What Happens Next? Before: A Routine Physical Symptoms Signal an Alarm---See your Regular Doctor First Referred: Seeing the Specialist Seeing the Oncologist Survival Tips What a Friend Can Do to Help Points to Ponder Chapter Five: Medical Records and Insurance Records Dealing with Insurance and Medical Bills Insurance What to Do if You Have No Insurance or if You Have Unpaid Balances Survival Tips What can a Friend Do to Help? Points to Ponder Chapter Six: Our Dance of Treatment Is it a Waltz or a Jitterbug? Diagnosed in October: Surgery Number One Metastasis: Surgery Number Two Complications: Surgeries Three and Four A Small Reprieve In the Roller Coaster at the Top of the Hill Dexamethasone Side Effects Mobility Issues Helping Hands Survival Tips What a Friend Can Do to Help Points to Ponder Chapter Seven: Changing Roles Emotional Responses to Role Changes But I’ve Never Done That Before Organizing Your Finances Power of Attorney, Living Wills, Wills, and Wishes Social Security and Disability Reviewing your Financial Plan Survival Tips What a Friend Can Do to Help Points to Ponder Chapter Eight: Death Comes Softly Accepting the Inevitable---Negotiating Your Loved One’s Changing Focus Moving from Active Treatment to Hospice Help from Hospice The Payment Changes with Hospice Care What to Expect in the Last Days of a Terminal Illness Death Funeral Arrangements Survival Tips What a Friend Can Do to Help Points to Ponder Part Three: And Then There Was One Chapter Nine: Alone Quiet Thank You Notes and Dishes Your Health Make a Decision to Trust God with Your Future A New Relationship Survival Tips What a Friend Can Do to Help Points to Ponder Chapter Ten: Normal Grief Denial or Shock Anger Bargaining Depression Acceptance Survival Tips What a Friend Can Do to Help Points to Ponder Chapter Eleven: Sad and Stuck Survival Tips What a Friend Can Do to Help Points to Ponder Chapter Twelve: Children and Grandchildren Infant to Age Two Preschool (Age Two to Four) Early Childhood (Age Four to Seven) Eight to Ten Pre-Adolescent (Age Ten to Twelve) Survival Tips What a Friend Can Do to Help Points to Ponder Chapter Thirteen: Practical Problems New Tasks, Responsibilities, and Decisions Finances Legal Issues Housing Issues Relationships Developing a New Support System Survival Tips What a Friend Can Do to Help Points to Ponder Chapter Fourteen: Old Memories and New Traditions Remembering What Do I Keep and What Goes Out the Door? Photographs Sharing His Things Feelings Telling Stories---Children Love to Listen Writing your Story Write His Tell God Survival Tips What a Friend Can Do to Help? Points to Ponder Conclusion Moving Forward Purpose Where None Seems to Exist Afterword: What the Bible Says Appendix: Questions to Ask Your Doctor
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