It's Okay To Not Be Okay: Just Don't Stay There
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It's Okay To Not Be Okay: Just Don't Stay There
Sale price
$21.99
Regular price $26.99
"Am I going to make it?"
If you have ever whispered that question into the darkness at 2 a.m., you are not alone. And this book was written for you.
Cancer will take things from you. Your hair. Your energy. Your sense of control. Your taste buds. Your ability to be the mother, the wife, the woman you were before the diagnosis. It will ask more of you than you believe you have.
But it does not get the final word.
In this book Rhianna Alston — a wife, mother, Special Education professional with 25 years of experience and a woman currently sitting in the chemo chair — shares the five things nobody told her about navigating cancer. Not the medical facts. Not the clinical timelines. The real things. The midnight fear. The guilt of your former self. The isolation of loving people you cannot touch. The sacred work of mothering when you have nothing left. And the faith that carried her through every single hard moment.
This is not a book about beating cancer.
It is a book about surviving yourself while cancer tries to take everything.
It is okay to not be okay.
Just don't stay there.
If you have ever whispered that question into the darkness at 2 a.m., you are not alone. And this book was written for you.
Cancer will take things from you. Your hair. Your energy. Your sense of control. Your taste buds. Your ability to be the mother, the wife, the woman you were before the diagnosis. It will ask more of you than you believe you have.
But it does not get the final word.
In this book Rhianna Alston — a wife, mother, Special Education professional with 25 years of experience and a woman currently sitting in the chemo chair — shares the five things nobody told her about navigating cancer. Not the medical facts. Not the clinical timelines. The real things. The midnight fear. The guilt of your former self. The isolation of loving people you cannot touch. The sacred work of mothering when you have nothing left. And the faith that carried her through every single hard moment.
This is not a book about beating cancer.
It is a book about surviving yourself while cancer tries to take everything.
It is okay to not be okay.
Just don't stay there.