FOX 21
Duluth, Minnesota
Diane Davies Empowers Young Readers to Understand and Cope with Breast Cancer Through Her New Book
Diane Davies, an esteemed author and breast cancer survivor, features in an insightful interview with FOX 21, where she discusses her latest children's book, "Jeannie Ann's Grandma Has Breast Cancer". This touching story is designed to help young children navigate the emotional complexities associated with a loved one's diagnosis. Through her book, Diane provides a gentle yet honest portrayal of the realities of cancer, from diagnosis to treatment, and the accompanying emotions.
In the interview, Diane shares her own experiences as a breast cancer survivor, as well as her unique perspective as a former first-grade teacher and patient advocate. She emphasizes the importance of educating children about the impacts of breast cancer on the family and providing a supportive environment for them to express their feelings.
Diane's book serves as a valuable tool for parents, caregivers, and educators seeking to help children understand and cope with a loved one's cancer journey. It is a testament to Diane's dedication to fostering friendship, cooperation, and love among families facing this challenging situation.
To learn more about this impactful story and its underlying message, explore the full feature on FOX 21. You'll also find out more about Diane Davies' remarkable journey and her ongoing commitment to supporting families through her work.
Jeannie Ann's Grandma Has Breast Cancer by Diane Davies (Author), CA Nobens (Illustrator)
Jeannie Ann is a typical six-year-old. When she learns her grandma has breast cancer, it brings up the fears, questions, emotions, and misunderstandings that come with facing a medical challenge. With her loving family by her side, Jeannie Ann learns about what cancer can bring; tumors, mastectomies, chemotherapy, pain, and loss, but also hope. Jeannie Ann's Grandma Has Breast Cancer is a story written with honesty, love, and understanding for children of all ages.
Also now available on Amazon Audible.
Booklet explains why it is important for children to be included in a breast cancer (or any cancer) journey of a loved one. Learn about Kidsgrief.ca Four C’s of Child Concern; Cause, Catch, Cure and Care and much much more. A must read for families facing cancer. Suggestions given for planning the “I have cancer” conversation. This booklet is FREE with the purchase of Jeannie Ann’s Grandma Has Breast Cancer.
Jeannie Ann es la típica niña de seis años. Al enterarse de que su abuela tiene cáncer de mama, comienzan a surgir los miedos, las preguntas, las emociones y los malentendidos que conlleva enfrentarse a un desafío médico. Con su cariñosa familia a su lado, Jeannie Ann aprende lo que el cáncer puede provocar: tumores, mastectomías, quimioterapia, dolor y pérdida, pero también esperanza. La Abuelita de Jeannie Ann Tiene Cáncer de Mama es una historia escrita con honestidad, amor y comprensión dirigida a niños de todas las edades.