You Have Got to be Kidding Me!
Being there for loved ones is not a duty, but a profound expression of love and humanity
You Have Got to be Kidding Me!
Who can say they were ever truly prepared for cancer? With God as their guide, Gabe and Connie were thrust into a world of uncertainty and fear when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. Their lives were completely changed, and they were forced to confront the unknown.
Throughout their journey, Gabe realized that he could have benefitted from having someone who understood the unique perspective of a man facing breast cancer. He longed for a friend who could empathize with his fears and doubts, someone he could turn to when he needed support without burdening Connie.
"You Have Got to Be Kidding Me!" is Gabe's personal journey and attempt to be that friend for others. Through his honest and unfiltered storytelling, he aims to provide comfort and understanding to those going through similar experiences. Gabe wants to be the companion you need during this difficult time, offering a listening ear and a source of strength.
With each page turned, Gabe's goal is to lighten the load of someone else's cancer journey and help them emerge from it stronger. He hopes that his raw emotions and personal anecdotes will resonate with readers and provide solace during the darkest moments.
Whether you are facing cancer yourself or supporting a loved one, "You Have Got to Be Kidding Me!" is a book that can offer solace and understanding.
Connie's Book
There are very few people of this age who can say they have remained untouched by cancer. If you haven’t had it yourself, you probably know someone who has. for those of you who have had cancer, this book was written to let you know you are accepted and valuable. for those of you that are supporting a loved one or friend through cancer, this story will help you understand their needs mentally as well.
physically, and to accept them as they are. With all the talk lately about being a survivor, I feel I have earned the right, more than many, to be awarded that title. I have battled cancer four times and defeated it. Each time I dealt with it I learned to become bigger than the disease and to move beyond it, against tremendous odds.
I learned that conventional coping mechanisms had negative results on both me and everyone around me. There is a way to truly live while enduring cancer so that the results are positive, regardless of the prognosis. A physician once told me that I have been able to achieve a mindset that he had only read about. This is my road to that mindset.
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