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This page gives details of a selection of books and leaflets about bone cancer. There is information about
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The chemotherapy and radiotherapy survival guide
Judith Mackay
Publisher: New Harbinger Publications, 1998
ISBN 1572240709
A guide that readers say they have found helpful. Contains information about cancer treatment and tips to get you through your treatment.
From medicine to miracle
Mary Self and Rod Chaytor
Publisher: Harper Collins, Nov 2002
ISBN 0007115628
This is the story of one woman's fight with bone cancer. The author believes that her religious faith helped her recover. Mary Self was diagnosed with bone cancer in 1983. After an above knee amputation and chemotherapy, her cancer seemed cured. She qualified as a doctor and had a family. In 1999 her cancer came back. She had more treatment, but her doctors weren't hopeful that the cancer would respond. She went on to beat the cancer and is convinced that her faith helped to pull her through.
Understanding primary bone cancer
Chondrosarcoma
Ewings's sarcoma of the bone
Oesteosarcoma
Understanding radiotherapy (also Welsh)
Understanding chemotherapy (also on audiotape, CD and in Welsh)
Understanding cancer research trials (clinical trials)
A parent's guide to children's cancers
Diet and cancer (also on audiotape and CD)
Lost for words – how to talk to someone with cancer
Sexuality and cancer (also on audiotape and CD)
Talking about your cancer (also on audiotape and CD)
Talking to children when an adult has cancer (CD)
Understanding secondary cancer in the bone
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