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Metu and Lee Learn About Breast Cancer
With statistics as compelling as 1 in 7 women will face breast cancer in their lifetime, breast cancer is a disease that many families face. The challenges the woman faces can be overwhelming for her and her family. This is also true of the children in homes touched by this disease. Metu and Lee Learn About Breast Cancer is a medically accurate book that helps educate children ages 5 and above about this disease. It is a tool to start a conversation about this disease in terms that children can understand. Metu and Lee empower children to be a part of the parent’s team as they face the diagnosis of breast cancer together. It is my strong belief that children need education, not protection, as a family faces the challenges of adiagnosis of breast cancer. For more information, click the link below:
Metu and Lee Learn About Cancer
In the United States about 1.8 million people are diagnosed with some form of cancer each year. It can affect all age groups. A diagnosis of cancer of any type can bring challenges for the entire family as they cope with the disease. The confusion is greatest for the children. It is my sincere hope that Metu and Lee Learn about Cancer will help these children by educating them, and encouraging them to openly ask questions and share concerns that they may have during this difficult time. To their credit, children can handle anything as long as they are educated and their questions are answered. This book is medically accurate and helps educate children ages 5 and above. It is a tool to start a conversation about cancer in terms that children can understand. Metu and Lee empower children to be a part of the parents team as they face the diagnosis of cancer together. It is my strong belief that children need education , not protection as a family faces the challenges of a diagnosis of cancer. For more information, click the link below:
Metu and Lee Learn About Leukemia
The word leukemia comes from the Greek words Leukos, meaning “white”, and haima, meaning “blood”. It is a disorder that starts in the bone marrow. According to the leukemia and lymphoma society, approximately 231,461 people are living with leukemia in the United States. Often, when a child or an adult is diagnosed with leukemia, it is confusing for the patient as he or she goes through treatment and experiences the physical changes that accompany the treatment of the disease. The confusion is greatest for the littlest victims of this disease—the children. It is my sincere hope that Metu and Lee will help these children by educating them, and encouraging these children to openly ask questions and share concerns that they may have when they are diagnosed with this common childhood cancer. To their credit, children can handle anything as long as they are educated and their questions are answered. This book is medically accurate that helps educate children ages 5 and above about this disease. It is a tool to start a conversation about leukemia in terms that children can understand. Metu and Lee empower children as they face a diagnosis of leukemia in themselves or their family member. It is my strong belief that children need education, not protection, as they face the challenges of a diagnosis of leukemia. For more information, click the link below: