What Helps Most: Practical Support for Families Facing Childhood Cancer
Practical support for families facing childhood cancer includes hospital preparation, clear medical communication, school coordination, mind-body coping, integrative therapies, sibling care, parent self-care, and advocacy.
Stories That Steady Us: How Childhood Cancer Survivors Grow Hope and Resilience Today
Childhood cancer survivor stories inspire hope, teach coping skills, and build resilience for families and caregivers, emphasizing community support, emotional healing, and ongoing recovery beyond treatment.
Integrative Healing in Childhood Cancer Survivorship: Where Science Meets Compassion
Integrative healing in childhood cancer survivorship blends science and compassion through mind-body practices, supportive therapies, family routines, and connection to foster resilience and hope.
Healing Beyond the Hospital: Where Science Meets Compassion in Childhood Cancer Survivorship
Integrative oncology supports childhood cancer survivors through mind-body medicine, nutrition, art therapy, mindfulness, and compassionate caregiving, fostering resilience and holistic healing beyond hospital care.
Small Braveries: Personal Stories of Resilience During Childhood Cancer Treatment
"Small Braveries" shares personal stories of resilience during childhood cancer, highlighting small acts of courage, the power of routine, vulnerability, hope, and mind-body practices to support families through treatment and healing.
Resilience at Home: Hope and Healing for Families Facing Childhood Cancer
This guide offers practical strategies for families facing childhood cancer, emphasizing hope, caregiver self-care, open communication, family resilience, trauma growth, and mind-body healing for holistic recovery.
About the Book
Janice Post-White’s memoir is a story about a cancer nurse who thought she knew what life and death were about.
Then her 4-year-old son got leukemia.
This heart-wrenchingly real but inspiring book shines a light on the life-affirming discoveries that can be made when one is forced to face death—and bravely chooses to face fears.
ON SALE DECEMBER 3, 2021
2022 First Place Award from the American Journal of Nursing Book of the Year in the category of Consumer Health and Third Place in Creative Works
Finalist in Health/Cancer from the American Book Fest Best Book Awards, the International Book Awards, and the Eric Hoffer Book Awards