Synopsis
"Your Partner Has Breast Cancer: 21 Ways to Keep Sane as a Support Person on Your Journey from Victim to Survivor" addresses the emotional needs of breast cancer’s silent victims, especially husbands, who form by far the largest bloc of support persons and yet are the most inept at asking for help. The author was one of them. You will discover how to•Participate in your partner’s recovery•Give her space while finding your space•Find a spiritual comfort zone to share•Let it out when the need hits you and laugh when you can… and much moreThe book includes “The Cancer Journals” and additional resources.
About the Author
Ken Wachsberger, founder of Azenphony Press, is a long-time author, editor, educator, political organizer, and book consultant who has written, edited, and lectured widely on the Holocaust and Jewish resistance during World War II, the First Amendment, the Vietnam era, writing in the electronic age, copyright, teachers' rights, writers' rights, the I-Search paper, and writing for healing and self-discovery. He did not set out to write about how to keep sane as a support person for a partner who has breast cancer but he had to do it to keep sane while he was a support person for a partner who had breast cancer. Ken is also a book contract adviser with the National Writers Union as well as a former national officer and advocate of independent publishing.
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