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From Stage IV to Center Stage

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“This woman is living the sermon”

-Dr.Bernie Siegel

BEFRIEND - DON'T BATTLE WITH CANCER

Choosing to befriend her cancer and not battle it, Denise offers a paradigm shift in how to approach life’s challenges. From the very beginning, Denise's journey with cancer has touched many lives in positive ways. From public speaking to supporting people on-on-one across the country, she has become their real life inspiration.
Her doctors warned her that post-operatively speaking could be difficult and there were no guarantees that her singing voice would return. Given three months to live, to singing the National Anthem before a sell-out crowd of 35,000 Boston Red Sox fans at Fenway Park, to riding her bicycle 87 miles for the Pan Mass Challenge in one day and personally raising over $11,000 for the Jimmy Fund - all in less than two years from her diagnosis, Denise is living proof that the unexpected can be achieved.

Blending love, humor, and song, Denise shares insight and instruction for what she has found to be the most powerful healer of all... self love.

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Kentucky Journal of Medicine reviews Denise's book, From Stage IV to Center Stage
"This is a remarkable story. Relying on alternative medicine as part of her therapy, she eventually became schooled and recognized as a practitioner of this type of medicine. Bringing to the story this perspective as well as her careful observation of her own course gives the reader a completely different experience than other books of this type. She uses many chapters to segment her difficult but ultimately rewarding years in dealing with her cancer. A reading audience of patients who are affected with cancer as well as their caregivers could profit from having this book available and perhaps even using some information as reference."
- Stephen Z. Smith, MD
Editor, Kentucky Journal of Medicine