Cancer: Don't Drop the Mic!
Lessons Learned, Opportunities Opened, and Purposes Pursued on the Treatment Trail
Nonfiction, Health & Well Being, Health, Ailments & Diseases, Cancer, Medical, Diseases, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Christian Life
| Author: | William Bartlett, Cynthia Bartlett | ISBN: | 1230001458053 |
| Publisher: | Dove Christian Publishers | Publication: | December 6, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | William Bartlett, Cynthia Bartlett |
| ISBN: | 1230001458053 |
| Publisher: | Dove Christian Publishers |
| Publication: | December 6, 2016 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
According to the C.D.C. (Centers for Disease Control), 20.3 million Americans have been diagnosed with cancer as of mid-year 2016. There is a high probability that either you or someone very close to you will be afflicted with a form of this disease. What will you do? Will you withdraw, quietly accept your fate, and passively accept protocols of treatment? Or, will you seize the moment, the lessons to be learned, the opportunities which will open, and the purposes that will be plentiful?
This book champions the latter response—from the transparent and personal perspective of a patient and caregiver who have endured four diagnoses of cancer, multiple chemotherapy treatments, a stem cell transplant, and are currently enrolled in a clinical trial with 300 other relapsed cancer patients worldwide.
The title, “Don’t Drop the Mic! ” implores the cancer patient to clear away the clutter of destructive emotions and responses to the unwelcomed affliction, and instead, with a clear and focused mind…
- To learn lesson upon lesson (holy lessons) that bring fresh insights to life, and that can be shared with others—both those who may be afflicted with cancer, and others (all people) who experience other forms of suffering!
- To boldly engage and make the most of opportunities which open alongside of the cancer!
- To find and pursue new and invigorating purposes as you pioneer personal paths you never before expected to travel.
Lessons learned… opportunities opened… purposes to be pursued… these are unexpected joys, responsibilities, and holy Callings given to us by our Lord Jesus in our sufferings. Jesus also gives us a mic, an unexpected audience (people listen … really listen… when you have cancer), more-than-sufficient grace and strength, and then says to us, “The world is listening; what are you going to say? Don’t drop the mic!”
According to the C.D.C. (Centers for Disease Control), 20.3 million Americans have been diagnosed with cancer as of mid-year 2016. There is a high probability that either you or someone very close to you will be afflicted with a form of this disease. What will you do? Will you withdraw, quietly accept your fate, and passively accept protocols of treatment? Or, will you seize the moment, the lessons to be learned, the opportunities which will open, and the purposes that will be plentiful?
This book champions the latter response—from the transparent and personal perspective of a patient and caregiver who have endured four diagnoses of cancer, multiple chemotherapy treatments, a stem cell transplant, and are currently enrolled in a clinical trial with 300 other relapsed cancer patients worldwide.
The title, “Don’t Drop the Mic! ” implores the cancer patient to clear away the clutter of destructive emotions and responses to the unwelcomed affliction, and instead, with a clear and focused mind…
- To learn lesson upon lesson (holy lessons) that bring fresh insights to life, and that can be shared with others—both those who may be afflicted with cancer, and others (all people) who experience other forms of suffering!
- To boldly engage and make the most of opportunities which open alongside of the cancer!
- To find and pursue new and invigorating purposes as you pioneer personal paths you never before expected to travel.
Lessons learned… opportunities opened… purposes to be pursued… these are unexpected joys, responsibilities, and holy Callings given to us by our Lord Jesus in our sufferings. Jesus also gives us a mic, an unexpected audience (people listen … really listen… when you have cancer), more-than-sufficient grace and strength, and then says to us, “The world is listening; what are you going to say? Don’t drop the mic!”
