Probably Benign
Probably Benign by Leslie Ferris Yerger, published by Core Media Group on March 31, 2020, is a 112-page exploration of personal resilience and health awareness. In this book, Yerger, a Stage IV breast cancer thriver, recounts her experience with a diagnosis that was undetectable through standard mammography and ultrasound. She aims to educate women about the importance of supplemental breast cancer screening, sharing her journey to ensure that others do not face a similar fate.
Readers will find a narrative that intertwines personal struggle with broader themes of health and wellness, particularly focusing on women’s health and cancer awareness. Yerger uses the metaphor of the ancient pilgrimage, El Camino de Santiago, to illustrate her transformation from pain and grief to gratitude and proactive action. This edition presents an inspirational account that encourages reflection and motivation, making it relevant for those interested in self-help and health-related topics.
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Leslie Ferris Yerger, a Stage IV breast cancer thriver, shares the story of her diagnosis, her breast cancer completely invisible on mammography and ultrasound, and her determination to educate women about supplemental breast cancer screening “€” so that her story doesn’t become their story. Using metaphor found on the ancient pilgrimage, El Camino de Santiago in Spain, Leslie takes you on her journey from pain and grief to gratitude and action as she traverses 500 miles across northern Spain on foot.
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