Breakfast, School Run, Chemo: The Sometimes Funny, Definitely Not
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'I have cancer, but it's not who I am.' - Julia Watson
Mother of four girls Julia Watson thought her world was falling apart when she found out she had terminal cancer. But with humour and courage, Julia faces the greatest challenge of her life - and in the process becomes the person she'd always wanted to be.
A survivor of child abuse, brought up by a mother with mental illness, Julia was no stranger to adversity. After her daughter Georgie was born with Down syndrome, she thought she'd faced it all. But when doctors offer her the chance of risky but potentially life-saving surgery, Julia faces her toughest situation yet.
Follow Julia and her family, as she writes her way through the crisis, chases her dreams, gets her dancing shoes on and discovers the lighter side of life with a colostomy bag.
This is a candid, entertaining look at life with cancer and living each day with humour and hope.
A proportion of the proceeds from each copy sold will be donated to the Jodi Lee Foundation.
Author: Julia Watson
Format: Paperback, 224 pages, 154mm x 234mm, 360 g
Published: 2015, Black Inc., Australia
Genre: Autobiography: General
Description
'I have cancer, but it's not who I am.' - Julia Watson
Mother of four girls Julia Watson thought her world was falling apart when she found out she had terminal cancer. But with humour and courage, Julia faces the greatest challenge of her life - and in the process becomes the person she'd always wanted to be.
A survivor of child abuse, brought up by a mother with mental illness, Julia was no stranger to adversity. After her daughter Georgie was born with Down syndrome, she thought she'd faced it all. But when doctors offer her the chance of risky but potentially life-saving surgery, Julia faces her toughest situation yet.
Follow Julia and her family, as she writes her way through the crisis, chases her dreams, gets her dancing shoes on and discovers the lighter side of life with a colostomy bag.
This is a candid, entertaining look at life with cancer and living each day with humour and hope.
A proportion of the proceeds from each copy sold will be donated to the Jodi Lee Foundation.
Breakfast, School Run, Chemo: The Sometimes Funny, Definitely Not