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Breast Choices for the Best Chances:Your Breasts, Your Life, and How You Can Win the Battle!, will be available shortly

January 22, 2012 on 10:37 am | In General Posts | No Comments

Good news! My latest book on breast cancer, Breast Choices for the Best Chances:Your Breasts, Your Life, and How You Can Win the Battle!, will be available shortly. As many of you know, my wife Sandy was diagnosed with early stage invasive breast cancer when a half years ago. She is doing very well and is expected to live a long healthy life.

I wrote the book for two reasons. The first reason is to let women know all of the choices they face during their diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer, many of which may not be shared with them by their conventional doctors. There is a lot of well researched data I’ve included in the book that shows the benefits of exercise, mind-body medicine, proper diet, proper nutritional supplementation, etc., that can literally make the difference between life and death for someone with breast cancer. There is also a good amount of information in the book about things women can do to reduce their chances are developing breast cancer. With all this information, women can be put back in charge of their own health care and make decisions they think are best for themselves and their families.

The second reason I wrote Breast Choices for the Best Chances:Your Breasts, Your Life, and How You Can Win the Battle!, is to raise money for two charities near and dear to my heart. This past summer my daughter Erica, who was preparing to go to college, lost two of her friends to cancer. Half of the proceeds from my book will go to help these two families and their foundations.

I will let all of you know when the book is published. It will be available as an e-book on Amazon Kindle as well as a paperback book, also available through Amazon.

I hope you will help me spread the word about the benefits of using integrative medicine to save lives as well as help raise money for these two wonderful charities.

Shawn Messonnier DVM