My Mother's Roommate (eBook, ePUB) - Dahl, Karen Cowden
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My Mother's Roommate is an intricate firsthand account told by young mother facing a cancer diagnosis. Her story is braided together with her daughter Karen's memories decades later. Until January 1981 Sandra has a typical life as a nurse, wife, and mother. In an instant Sandra's world is unraveled as she is forced to battle a brain tumor and the consequences of this life-altering diagnosis. Sandra's mind is filled with chaos, fear, and denial. The impacts of medication and the tumor on the brain fray Sandra's reality. Sandra remains tied to the hope that her disease is benign and curable.…mehr

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My Mother's Roommate is an intricate firsthand account told by young mother facing a cancer diagnosis. Her story is braided together with her daughter Karen's memories decades later. Until January 1981 Sandra has a typical life as a nurse, wife, and mother. In an instant Sandra's world is unraveled as she is forced to battle a brain tumor and the consequences of this life-altering diagnosis. Sandra's mind is filled with chaos, fear, and denial. The impacts of medication and the tumor on the brain fray Sandra's reality. Sandra remains tied to the hope that her disease is benign and curable. Sandra and Karen weave together promise for improved care for patients and families facing cancer.

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Karen Cowden Dahl is a cancer researcher at Gundersen Medical Foundation in La Crosse, Wisconsin with over twenty years of experience in scientific publishing. She earned her Ph.D. in Cell and Molecular Biology at the University of Pennsylvania followed by postdoctoral work at the University of New Mexico. Karen lives in the bluffs near the Mississippi River with her husband and three children. She is an avid runner and can usually be seen at a local race or at her kids' sporting events.