Marci Greenberg Cox Book order (chronological)

Facing a cancer diagnosis can be overwhelming for families, especially for daughters and their parents. This book offers guidance and support tailored for parents navigating this challenging journey. It provides insights into emotional challenges, practical advice for care, and ways to foster resilience and hope. Through personal stories and expert advice, it aims to empower families to cope with the diagnosis and maintain strong connections during treatment.

This book addresses the emotional and practical challenges faced by individuals dealing with cancer, whether as patients or caregivers. It offers insights and support for navigating the complexities of cancer diagnosis and treatment, emphasizing the importance of connection and understanding. Through personal stories and expert advice, it aims to provide comfort and guidance to those affected by this disease, fostering resilience and hope in the face of adversity.

Are you looking for an engaging children's book to teach your kids about breast cancer? This is it! "Mommy Has a Boo-Boo" helps kids ages 3-9 learn what their Mommy is going through. The book explains that you can't see the boo-boo and tells the kids what it is Cancer.It goes through the timeline of what one mommy went through - from having surgery and losing her breasts, to having to go through chemotherapy and losing her hair. Mommy may look different, and it will take time for Mommy to heal - but in the end, she will get better!From "Highly recommend. This story is a perfectly sweet, simple way to describe to your young child exactly what is to come. My daughter asks me to read it over and over and it helps stimulate great conversation and questions.""This is an educational book that teaches young children about breast cancer. It is a good book that explains what a parent and family might go through when a parent has cancer. This book explains cancer in simple terms and can open up conversation at home."