Title: a cutesy/powderpuff look at primary, early-stage bc
Product review: Like so many breast cancer books out there, this one fuels one of the great myths of breast cancer today: Lisa survives the disease and they all live happily ever after. This and many of the texts on breast cancer tend to gloss over the reality: that no one is ever really safe from the possibility of their cancer returning. And if it does, there's really nothing funny about it.If, like me, you stumbled upon this one while trying to find books on advanced breast cancer...don't waste your time or money. They don't deal with that reality here.To their credit, the book does include an extensive list of references -- though only one dealt with the subject I am trying to research and it, as well as a few other Web sites I tried, were out-of-date and/or the information wasn't available.
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