Diagnosed with stage four, highly aggressive, completely incurable blood cancer that metastasized to his bones, Bill Crews was in for the fight of his life. An avid athlete, he was in great shape. He had spent a lifetime swimming competitively, playing soccer, bull riding and weightlifting. He had been looking forward to a new sport - triathlon. Three weeks following his 37th birthday, he lost use of his arm. Within days, he went from being a triathlete-in-training, to a cancer patient knocking on death's door. 
This story, written from the perspective of both a caregiver and patient, gives a glimpse into the cancer journey of a young, athletic family. When cancer strikes, it changes lives forever. For Bill, his 33-year-old wife, and his children who were ages five and three, they learned to wage war together. In the beginning, they defended themselves against this great enemy. Later, they waged war against cancer and they continue to fight today.

A Time To Fight: Second Edition

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Crews, Dana-Susan Crews Bill

Exercise & Fitness

Bell Asteri Publishing & Enterprises, LLC

Two children describe their experience having a dad with cancer. Written from their perspective, this book gives some helpful ideas for coping with a life-threatening illness and gives parents some helpful ways to discuss cancer with young children.

Our Daddy's Cancer, How We Helped Him Fight: Second Edition

Children's Books

Crews, Dana-Susan

Crews, Morgan

Crews, Dylan

Growing Up & Facts of Life

Our Daddy's Cancer, How We Helped Him Fight: Second Edition:

A journal for children ages 3-10 who have a daddy with cancer. It includes tips and information about cancer and treatments and leaves space for kids to write or draw their feelings as their dad endures his cancer journey.

My Daddy Has Cancer, A Journal For Me

A raw, authentic glimpse into the lives of young parents as they navigate childhood cancer, this diary-style story is filled with the pain of loss. But, as the title reveals, it is also filled with faith, laughter, determination and optimism as a small child battles brain cancer. Hayley and Justin are young parents devoted to their four-year-old daughter, Kallie, as she fights battles no one should have to fight, especially a child. They are equally devoted to her younger sister, Kora, as she learns as a toddler, about a disease too difficult for anyone to comprehend.

The Optimistic Angel

Dickens, Hayley

Dickens, Justin

Diseases & Physical Ailments

Hayley Dickens

Justin Dickens

Diagnosed with neuroblastoma as a baby in 1980, Mariah Forster Olson has spent four decades on a journey of survivorship. Every single day, she endures debilitating pain and vast medical complications as a result of having cancer and the treatments used to kill her cancer. But just when you think that this story is filled with despair, Mariah proves that no matter your circumstances in life, you can choose hope. This story takes you on a journey of the horror of childhood cancer and its devastating aftermath, but the incredible thread that runs through the entire book is one of optimism and faith. Daily, Mariah chooses hope over despair.\nA portion of the proceeds from the book sales benefit the Neuroblastoma Children's Cancer Society

Hope Over Despair: Childhood Cancer and the Lifelong Journey of Survivorship

Forster Olson, Mariah

I See You

Almeida, Shari Ann

When six-month old Dakota is diagnosed with cancer, her young mom begins the journey of devastation, anguish and pain that no parent should ever have to endure. Shari Ann Almeida gives us a look into the horrifying reality of childhood cancer, revealing with brutal honesty, the harrowing picture of a baby girl being carved open, pumped full of poison, and fighting for her life before she even knew how to speak. As with many thousands of parents of childhood cancer patients, she discovered the profound feelings of isolation and often felt unseen in her war against her daughter's disease. Many long days and nights were spent alone in the darkness, pleading with her baby to keep on breathing. In this first of a series of books, Shari Ann boldly shares the nightmare come true for her family so that all of the other warrior moms and dads can know that they are not alone. They are loved. They are heard. And, they are seen.

A book of poetry that carefully captures the overlooked joys and hardships of young adulthood. These words act as an observatory of the mind, connecting themes like nature, relationship, loss, and renewal into stories that celebrate gratitude for every detail of life.

Burning Windows

Literature & Fiction

Cook, Zach

Poetry

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