Miracle Survivors

Beating the Odds of Incurable Cancer

De: Tami Boehmer

Narrado por: Tamara Marston

If you have received an incurable cancer diagnosis, hearing about someone who "made it" is like spotting a rescue ship when you're drowning in a stormy sea. Miracle Survivors provides that lifeline with a collection of stories of cancer survivors who were given a terminal diagnosis but shocked everyone by thriving years past their prognoses. These miracle survivors have different cancers and circumstances, but share a poor prognosis and incredible drive to overcome it. After being diagnosed with stage IV breast cancer, award-winning author and blogger Tami Boehmer decided she and others like her desperately needed hope to override the dismal statistics and death sentences provided by many doctors. So she began interviewing incredible men and women from around the country who defied the odds and lived to tell about it.

Miracle Survivors will help answer the question: What sets people apart who beat the odds of a terminal or incurable prognosis? Overcoming the odds wasn't something that just happened to those who share their stories. Each person took a very active role in overcoming their challenges, whether it was activating their faith or transforming their lifestyle. Rather than passively accepting their circumstances, they decided to transform them. The audiobook is essential reading for anyone with cancer, their loved ones, and everyone else who wants inspiration to conquer their life challenges.

©2014 Tami Boehmer (P)2014 Audible Inc.

Love!!!

I loved this book. It’s so helpful and inspiring!! I recommend this book to everyone not just those fighting cancer. This book teaches you to fight though the hard times and enjoy the good.

It this book

Thank you so much Tamara for sharing your stories and others. You really helped
Alleviate some of my fear, anxiety and helped me
Live with this disease not wait to die. Please keep
Writing and sharing, we all
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Would you try another book from Tami Boehmer and/or Tamara Marston?

Probably not

How would you have changed the story to make it more enjoyable?

Most stories seem to be from women with a religious bent. Not that such stories aren't important, but there's only so much vague 'hugs and prayer circles' I can take before it gets repetitive and dull for me as man. Check out Radical Remission by Kelly Turner for a much more useful, specific and practical read.