We are honored to announce the publication of Nana, What's Cancer?
by Beverlye Hyman Fead and her Granddaughter, Tessa Hamermesh.
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"If you feel overwhemed by the thought of talking to a child about cancer, start with this book."
~ Daniel Greenield MD, Pediatric Henatologist / Oncologist
"I’m so proud of you Beverlye! And I’m a big fan of Becca and her beautiful singing voice. You are doing so much important work for people who are living with cancer – and their families – and the entire cancer community.
I’m your fan also!!"
~ Congresswoman Lois Capps
"Beverlye Hyman Fead has spoken twice for our organization, the Sarcoma Foundation of America. Her story is amazing and she tells it with warmth and sincerity. There is never a dry eye in the house and at the end she always gets a standing ovation. Beverlye touches on her important points with confidence and always gets to the heart of the matter. We would always like to have her back whenever we have an opportunity. She leaves the audience with hope and inspiration."
~ Matthew Alsante, Executive Director, Sarcoma foundation of America
"In
addition to providing real hope for anyone diagnosed with cancer,
Hyman Fead offers valuable insight into what is required from family,
friends and other loved ones. More importantly, she deftly avoids
didacticism, leading by example with a writing style that is
heartening and effective."
- Kirkus Discoveries, VSU Literary
Group
Review of I Can Do This: Living with Cancer, Tracing a Year of Hope
"In 2002, my husband and I were invited on a trip to Greece by friends
of ours, celebrating their anniversary and birthday. During this trip,
I had funny little stabbing pains and I thought the Greek food wasn't
agreeing with me. It didn't stop our fun but I told my
husband I'd get checked out when I got home."
- Overcoming Obstacles, Inside Out
The Uninvited Guest by Beverlye Hyman Fead
from DarynKagan.com
"When you have received your cancer diagnosis, please do not think that is the end. That is only the beginning.
This is when you call in the troops to go to work for you. Ask them to go on the Internet and find out everything they can about your particular kind of cancer.
There are new drugs and experimental treatments coming out from around the world every day."
- Call In the Troops
by Beverlye Hyman Fead
from Beverlye's Monthly Column at
Third Age Foundation
