Cancer. No Laughing Matter -But it Helps

When Glynis is diagnosed with ovarian cancer, at first she doesn’t believe it. But once she realizes this is not a nightmare and the tests are not lying, she finds herself on the verge of a decision—wallow in self-pity or put on her big-girl stretchy pants and dance out loud. She would love to say that she faces up to reality and copes well knowing exactly what her attitude will be. And that all the answers about coping with cancer are in this book. But that would be a lie. Instead, Glynis tells us about the times when she wonders if she is being neurotic, psychotic, or just plain idiotic. She honestly shares how she tries to cope. How she tries to survive and how the love of friends, family, and faith lesson after faith