Being diagnosed with cancer at thirty-five is never something one would imagine happening. As a normal human being, I felt this was a nightmare; but from the eyes of a parent, I was terrified of what my future would hold. Almost a sense of guilt about how could something like this happen to my family, and I am the reason for it. What questions will my children ask? How will they handle new life? Do I tell them the truth? How will I tell them? This book shows us how resilient children are and how they can make a horrible situation seem just fine. Cancer from the Eyes of a Child helps other children understand they are not alone. I hope this book brings your family understanding and brings light to your situation.