Breast Cancer Authority Blog Bestseller Book Review & Giveaway! – In A Moment’s Notice: A Psychologist’s Journey with Breast Cancer.
About The Book
This book is the culmination of Dr. Robin B. Dilley’s poignant journey to wellness after she was diagnosed with breast cancer in 1999. Dr. Dilley’s story offers a unique voice, blending her clinical insights with spiritual awakenings along her journey. She describes in detail her emotional struggle to make sense out of the disease and the medical world while showing a strong and solid reliance on her profound spirituality. Her journey introduces amazing characters that she encountered along the way as her life took on new meaning, including the development of her friend and ally, the Tiger.
From the Author
In A Moment’s Notice:A Psychologist’s Journey with Breast Cancer
About the Author
Dr. Robin B. Dilley is an Arizona licensed psychologist in private practice.She received her doctoral degree from Union Institute in 1992 and has been practicing as a clinician in the field of psychotherapy since 1978. “Psychotherapy for Personal Growth and Redirection” is the heart of Dr. Dilley’s practice, so regardless of what the problem is, there is a solution. The solution is found in the journey, not in the destination.
Book Giveaway Details
In A Moment’s Notice: A Psychologist’s Journey with Breast Cancer($9.99 value) to one lucky reader. All you have to do is leave a comment below with your email address so we may notify the winner of our Breast Cancer Authority Bestseller Giveaway. We will randomly select a commenter to receive one book, signed by the author.We will announce the winner on the Breast Cancer Authority Blog and on our Breast Cancer Yoga Facebook page.
Elaine, enjoy your new journey! Good luck on the book.
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Having taken yoga for cancer teacher training, I would love to win this book.
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I am on my second breast cancer journey-first one in 2001 DCIS Stage 1; second in 2013 Invasive Breast Cancer Stage 2b, metastasized to lymph nodes. Two totally different cancers! Now that I am no longer in survivor mode since I have finished treatment, I am left with a flood of emotions – fear, confusion, fear, sadness, fear, grief and, oh yeah, did I mention fear!? Trying to make sense of all this is looking pretty impossible. I’m not sure how to move forward. Robin, your book sounds like it may hold some answers…I hope so. I’m looking forward to reading it, whether I win it or not. Bless you for sharing your story so others like me can benefit.
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Arlene, what a journey you are on. A cocktail of emotions. Good luck with the book win. In the meantime, watching The Wizard of Oz might help explore your emotions. The Lion is the most courageous of all. Even though fear abounds right now..you really are courageous even though you don’t feel it!
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After having completed my primary treatment for Stage IIIc Invasive Lobular Cancer just before Thanksgiving last year, I was told in March that I now have metastatic disease to the bone, and have thus crossed over the bridge into Stage IV. It’s a totally different world here, having to face lifelong treatment…and suddenly, you become every early stage breast cancer patient’s worst nightmare. I call it “falling off the Pink Pedestal”, as a cure, at least for now, is not possible. I welcome all books that face the challenges of being a breast cancer warrior head on – I hope I get the opportunity to read yours.
Namaste, Christine
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Christine, yes I could feel the clutch in my throat hearing your story. Every patient’s worst nightmare has probably “understated” the contagion. I wish you well on your journey and hopefully you will become the owner of the book….you have clear experience of title …In a Moment’s Notice. Robin
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thank you so much for your much needed book cancer really profoundly changed my life and it is still am emotional recovery………..challenges with lymphedema and understanding that my life is different now
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Nancy, I am so glad the book was meaningful to you. May you continue to experience blessings and joy in your daily life. Robin
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love hearing about the journey and will share with friends and patients who share a similar path ♥
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Donna, Thank you so much for your comment. The journey is just that …a never ending journey. Thanks for sharing and may your journey be blessed.
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I’m a three year stage IIIB breast cancer survivor. I would love to read this for more insight.
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Lisa, wish you the best in your recovery! Robin
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I would love to win this book. It sounds great.
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Best of luck to you in your life and hopefully you will win my book! Robin
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