Running Wild: More Than Scars uses the analogy of an endurance event to depict the full scope of a cancer journey. An endurance event has a training phase, race, and recovery phase. Facing a cancer diagnosis and moving through it follows the same pattern. Katherine Friese conveys her personal experiences to offer hope and encouragement. She demonstrates life's ability to equip us with tools to face our challenges. She shows that a cancer diagnosis reveals strength of character and the possibility of building back stronger than before. Running Wild: More Than Scars will be relatable not only to the cancer surviver and caregivers, but to anyone needing to know they can face challenges and thrive because of them.
Vorwort
Running Wild 5: 3-5 is a me too book that will uplift your spirits and enrich your life. Life is an endurance event and Running Wild challenges the conceptualization of struggle.
Autorentext
Katherine Friese is a nurse practitioner and also a cancer survivor. From this unique position, she candidly speaks about her life before cancer, her cancer fight, and cancer's impact. Through struggle she's found that endurance, character, and hope grow. Her storytelling and no-nonsense writing style invites inquiry and thoughtfulness. You will be uplifted and encouraged by her wholehearted story.