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This candid, funny account of coping with serious illness is a rallying cry for anyone facing a difficult situation. When she found herself diagnosed with brain cancer for the second time, Kristina Kotlus chose to quit on day one. But quitting didn't mean giving up. It meant a whole new lease on life. Rejecting the impulse to worry or try to control things she couldn't, resisting all the advice to "fight" and be a "warrior," she simply resolved to do what she could, admit she needed help (and lots of it), and put her faith in God. In this inspiring memoir, Kristina shares how she survived both…mehr

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This candid, funny account of coping with serious illness is a rallying cry for anyone facing a difficult situation. When she found herself diagnosed with brain cancer for the second time, Kristina Kotlus chose to quit on day one. But quitting didn't mean giving up. It meant a whole new lease on life. Rejecting the impulse to worry or try to control things she couldn't, resisting all the advice to "fight" and be a "warrior," she simply resolved to do what she could, admit she needed help (and lots of it), and put her faith in God. In this inspiring memoir, Kristina shares how she survived both diagnoses-with the support of her family, friends, and faith-in a relatable, funny way, from her original diagnosis to finding doctors to telling her kids (hint: make someone else do it). She shares openly and honestly, with just a touch of sarcasm and a heavy dose of humor and faith, and encourages readers to decide that it's time to stand up, wash the tears off their face, and keep going.
Autorenporträt
Kristina Schnack Kotlus is a two-time brain cancer survivor. She was baptized a Lutheran, tried atheism because of the Anglicans, worked for the Methodists, and now attends an Assemblies of God congregation. She has a degree in Comparative Religion from George Mason University by way of Holy Cross College and is married to a non-practicing Jew. She's written for her own website, PwcMoms, for years, helping parents in Prince William County, Virginia feel more connected to where they live. She's been published in numerous local magazines and newspapers and was recognized as Blogger of the Year in Northern Virginia, 40 Under 40 in Northern Virginia, and an Influential Woman in Prince William County. She resides in Manassas, Virginia, with her husband and three children, who she homeschools.