The blog is open to women of any age living in the
UK, including women with a primary or secondary diagnosis as well as women who
have completed their treatment. It is for those women to share their
experience and thoughts about resilience in breast cancer, or for
others to read about resilience in breast cancer.
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In The Orange Dragon Bowl, the protagonist, 15-year-old Julie Tyler, finds her freshman year of high school just about swallowed up by her mother’s breast cancer. Because her mother is BRCA1-positive, she opts for a double mastectomy. Then there’s chemo, RT, chemo-related leukopenia, ICU care to fend off multisystem failure, etc. I have started a blog about the common, but mostly uncommon, experiences Julie’s mother has, such a mourning the loss of her breasts. I have taken an upbeat approach in the book because I want it to entertain and uplift as well.
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