When American saxophonist and social activist Fred Ho was diagnosed with stage 3b colo-rectal cancer in 2006 he underwent immediate surgery to remove the tumor and began preparing for chemotherapy. Within days his friends mobilized to arrange grocery deliveries, transport, companionship, and housekeeping duties—they called themselves “Warriors for Fred.” Fred chose to write his astonishing cancer memoir as a diary, acknowledging that all the greatest warriors from Sun Tzu to swordsman Murasashi to Bruce Lee wrote daily diaries because warfare against a most formidable enemy will be won, ultimately, on the philosophical level. With incredibly detailed entries Fred talks frankly about his battle—his meticulous research, his various treatments, his successes, and his failures. Together, he and his loved ones discuss plans for future artistic projects: a new opera on Antony and Cleopatra, a project with a native Alaskan totem carver, and an underwater ballet for synchronized swimmers. He learns to find joy in the simple things: the beauty of the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens, a fresh pork bun, or a night of Battlestar Galactica on DVD. Above all, we learn what it means to truly live in the present—through Fred’s unflinching description of the effects of colon cancer—and about his search not just for “a cure” in a medical sense, but for true healing. For Fred, this includes understanding the way of the warrior—one who fights for beauty, justice, health, equity, and sustainability.

Cancer Warrior is the diary of Levine¿s six-year ¿war¿ with metastatic colon cancer. It is a story of battles in diagnosis, tests, treatments and surgery. Warrior does not expound on medical detail, but rather on Levine¿s experience. She discusses chemotherapy and its side effects, but not the medicines themselves. The same is true of radiation and surgeries, where the focus is on the personal process and the effects. Levine takes the reader inside the life of a cancer patient, with its unpredictability and complexity. For other patients there will be an easy empathy with her travails. For those who have not been ill, such as caregivers or family members, there is an opportunity to understand how patients perceive and react to medical care.

"My Mommy is a Cancer Warrior" explores a difficult topic to discuss with children. Using easy to understand words and imagery, this book shows the superpowers that mommies have when fighting cancer. In this book, a "cancer warrior" is defined as someone who is at high risk of developing cancer (previvor), someone who currently has cancer, or someone who had cancer in the past (survivor).

I Am A Cancer Warrior: 20 Powerful Mantras to Color features single-sided coloring pages with motivational, encouraging and empowering sayings and affirmations specifically for those fighting cancer. Coloring is a highly creative and meditative activity that can have powerful therapeutic anti-stress and relaxation benefits. It activates the brain's right hemisphere, reducing stress, and promoting a relaxed, meditative state by focusing the brain on the "here and now"- the feelings of positivity and calm that we experience when we color! This book combines these benefits of coloring with the specifically chosen sayings of empowerment and encouragement for cancer warriors!Sayings:* YOU are EXTRAORDINARY* Brave, strong, TOUGH enough* What does not kill us makes us STRONGER* This cancer will CRY, then WITHER and DIE* YOU are BRAVE* No stupid cancer is going to get in the WAY of ME and the rest of MY LIFE* I will RISE* My body and mind are HEALTHY and STRONG* I will live to tell the story of this stupid cancer that I CRUSHED like a BUG* Strength* Just focus on your HEALTH, don't WORRY about anything ELSE* My SPIRIT is a WARRIOR* I CAN and I WILL* Dear Cancer, You're going DOWN. Yours truly, ______* Just another day BEATING the PANTS off cancer* Never a victim* I may look FRAIL, but I'm kickin' cancer's TAIL* No stinkin' cancer is going to get in the way of ME and the REST of my LONG, HEALTHY, HAPPY LIFE* My body belongs to ME. Get lost, cancer.* Don't look back. You're not going that way.I created this book to help you get through the tough days, to help strengthen you, to give you some joy and empowerment when the going gets rough. You are a fighter. You are a WARRIOR.

This book is about a young girl, live to love not to complain, worry or be angry in denial but embrace the challenges that confront you to propel you into learning how to experience the lessons of living in that moment. The physicaians and medical team member can administer medical treatment to you. Any problems you going through it depended on you! Think positively regardless of the condition or cumstance keep laughing and smiling remember what President OBama said yes you can. Soar into new Beinnings because it begins with one positive thought I will survive? Cause no matter what happens; I know that with GOD. All things are possible because I Believe! I hope this message will encourage someone who needs to know that regardless of what the circumstances are, there is always hope.

WARRIOR exposes the ins and outs and the ups and downs of the nine most challenging months of the life of a single, career-driven, pre-kid, badass woman who takes no shit from anyone. This story isn't a bitching session about a terrible predicament. It's not an epic tale of finding love in the middle of a category five shitstorm. It's a raw, real, uncensored, (hopefully) uplifting journey through the hard times, the weird stuff, real life, the small victories and the what the fuck do I do now.

Reveals methods for coping with cancer and crisis, using Qigong to balance mind, body, and spirit; introduces the history of the Chinese art and science; and provides warmups and meditations.