This Is A Good Day To Live

The More Than 300 Pages are Un-Numbered. Five line inscription signed by author. Four pages in the beginning of the book with underlining. No other marks or stamps noted. Very slight spine cock. The author was happy to be the mother of two girls and wife to a husband for over two decades when, in December of 1994, her oldest daughter, Amber, was diagnosed with cancer. Always a vigilant, hopeful partner in seeking a cure, Janine devoted her self to Amber's care and continual five year battle for survival. Now she is committed to bring awareness to others who are suffering in similar situations in hopes of enlightening those fighting the dreaded disease, especially teens that are afflicted. Amber was 19 years old and off to college when six months later she received unbelievable news that forced her into the world of hospitals and doctors. This is Amber's story, one of courage in the face of adversity. Her story is also about how to cope with grave illness and how courage comes in many forms. Any serious illness is a family affair and Janine Carter tells about her family's unifying love, the importance of patient advocacy, and the caregiver role. This book is a testament that life is about love. Contents in Five Books: Book One College Days - One Chapter, Book Two Hospital Days - 39 Chapters, Book Three Days of Hope - 29 Chapters, Book Four Last Days - 16 Chapters, and Book Five - Nowadays. Plus Obituary, Memorial Service, Gentle Thoughts and Insights, and Prologue. Amber was born in Albuquerque where at age ten she became a member of Danse Classique Theatre and once performed with the Bolshoi Ballet from Russia.…