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I Have Breast Cancer, but I Still Want That Bikini

Author

Miss Kim Lilac

Publisher

SANZINI

Categories

Literature & Fiction

Audience

Adult

Overseas Licensing

Keywords

  • #Health
  • #self-improvement
  • #daily life
  • #2023 Visiting Korean Book Fair-Thailand

Copyright Contact

Kim Haelim

  • Publication Date

    2019-10-28
  • No. of pages

    162
  • ISBN

    9788965456049
  • Dimensions

    110 * 178
Overview

An essay about the daily life of a cancer patient who was diagnosed with breast cancer and experienced chemotherapy and relapse.

Book Intro

(English) I Have Breast Cancer, but I Still Want That Bikini

A lively and cheerful daily life of a stage 4 cancer patient! Sharing hope through honest stories.

The author, who was diagnosed with breast cancer in her 30s, shares her hospital life, cancer treatment process, and recovery journey in a lively and non-burdensome way. After going through the pain, she longed for a normal daily life. Convenience store sandwiches, side dishes on a solo meal table - all the big and small experiences supported her everyday life. During her over five-year battle with cancer, the author realized that pursuing happiness in everyday life is more important than living in fear of death. Before getting worse, before becoming more painful, she encourages breast cancer patients to fulfill their dreams in their daily lives, just as if they were wearing bikinis on the beach.

About the Author

Miss Kim Lilac



(English) A 5th-year pro-patient who barely made it through their insignificant twenties and faced her thirties with breast cancer has gone through over 90 rounds of chemotherapy. Despite the challenging treatment, she lives a more playful and cheerful daily life than before she was diagnosed. Dreaming of becoming an essayist who conveys warmth and hope, she continues to write unpolished essays today.

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