Dear Friend: Letters of Encouragement, Humor, and Love for Women with Breast Cancer

Mother’s Day is this weekend. Losing my mom to Cancer I think was harder than Suzzane’s death. If not harder. Although, we knew my mom had Cancer. Suzzie’s death was unexpected.

I would like to share a new novel with you Dear Friend: Letters of Encouragement, Humor, and Love for Women with Breast Cancer. I’ve had several people in my life pass away from all forms of Cancer including Breast Cancer. How about you?

Including my Aunt Bobbie. The way Cancer runs through our Family I wouldn’t be surprised if my sister or I don’t end up with Breast Cancer. So the doctor is watching my Sister’s breasts. doesn’t happen to myself or my sister. This is why I wanted to read Dear Friend: Letters of Encouragement, Humor, and Love for Women with Breast Cancer.

When I finished reading my copy of Dear Friend: Letters of Encouragement, Humor, and Love for Women with Breast Cancer I had a lot of friends and family I wanted to share the novel with. I wanted to keep my copy to re-read and will be buying them there own copy to share with someone they love.

The encouragement found inside the book kept me going even though I am not dealing with Cancer thank the LORD. I think everyone can benefit from the Faith and Kindness shown in this novel and that it is something we should do each and every day.

About:

This beautiful collection of handwritten letters offers strength, encouragement, and comfort to women living with Breast Cancer. Written by compassionate strangers—many of whom have gone through their own health battles—these heartfelt letters were gathered by Girls Love Mail. An organization that provides support to people diagnosed with Breast Cancer. Brimming with warm messages of empathy, inspiration, and humor, Dear Friend delivers words of wisdom when they’re needed the most.

Meet the Author:

Thank you,

Glenda, Charlie and David Cates