
Language of Healing
Comfort for Those Confronting Breast Cancer
Find healing and power. In moments of reflection after a cancer diagnosis, the ensuing feeling of uncertainty and despair can overcome patients. The Language of Healing not only uplifts and strengthens the spirit of cancer patients and those recently diagnosed, it provides a resource that begins to connect the reader to themselves and their relation to the world.
Comfort, guidance, and practical information from those who have been there. Built upon the experiences of women of all ages who have undergone all types of breast surgery and treatments and the voices of diverse women who are single, married, divorced, widowed, straight, gay, and of different cultures and races; The Language of Healing serves as a breast cancer support group and a loving and helping hand.
Find a loving resource of 150 meditations and anecdotes to help with healing and provide empowerment:
- Discover healing insights and support
- Explore options for defining a "new normal"
- Commit to living each and every moment, fully and fearlessly
If you or a loved one have benefitted from books such as Chicken Soup for the Soul, Your Soul's Plan, or Dear Friend; then The Language of Healing should be your next book.
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Book details
- Author
- Pat Benson, Linda Dackman
- Imprint
- Conari Press, an imprint of Turner Publishing Company
- Published
- Pages
- 156
- Formats
- Paperback
- Subjects
- Health & Fitness › Diseases & Conditions › Cancer
Self-Help › Meditations
Self-Help › Death, Grief, Bereavement
Medical › Oncology › Breast Cancer - Topics
- breast cancer · cancer diagnosis · healing and recovery · grief and loss · inspirational quotes · meditation and reflection · women's experiences · emotional support
- ISBN-13
- 9781573246316
About the author
PAT BENSON is a freelance writer and editor whose work supports personal growth and social justice, and the author of her debut book.
Previously, Benson served as publicist and rights director at Hazelden Publishing and as a national buyer for B. Dalton/B&N.
When she’s not writing, Benson draws on her experience as a breast cancer patient, having received her diagnosis in 2008. That personal history informs her commitment to work that promotes compassion and a more just world.
Pat lives in Stillwater, MN, with her husband.
