Testimonial from Women who have been reading the book.


Here's What Others are Saying About "Dear God, They Say It's Cancer"....
Hi Janet, My name is Sandi Longerman. I'm now beating breast cancer myself. Had 2 chemo treatments & 4 to go. You're a God send for doing this book. It was a great help to me to help me spirituallybesides reading other books about breast cancer. I'm a faithful woman myself & really enjoyed yourbook. It is very helpful for me & will continue to look back at from time to time. I wanted to say thankyou for helping me through this. May God continue to Bless you as you help others in need throughthis tough time they are going through. You sister in Christ, Sandi Longerman

“Janet Thompson has walked the tumultuous road of breast cancer with courage, tremendous faith, and even joy. I’m proud to be her friend….Kay Warren

A Companion Guide for Women on the Breast Caner Journey, Thompson's book is a dear and wise friend as it walks readers through the difficult breast-cancer journey and accompanies them step-by-step through treatment and recovery. Offering spiritual, emotional, and practical support, this books is a thorough and gentle guide for hurting women. Howard Books

"Beth, one year past surgery, 6 month done w/treatment, she was overjoyed with the book." Her son had just left for Iraq, and she was so touched that Carol reached out to her like this. Girlfriends, the Lord was smiling I am positive!"

Blessings, Jane Life is Good, Life is FullH back to topere's What Others are Saying About Dea God, They Say It's Cancer..

In this Christian devotional guide written especially for breast cancer patients, Thompson, a ministryconsultant, author and breast cancer survivor, publishes excerpts from her journal alongside shortprayers and stories from other "breast cancer sisters." This insightful book provides blank space for patients to write down their thoughts and offers advice on how to deal with the disease."
A review in MAMM magazine.

Dear Janet,
This is a long over-due note to thank-you for speaking at our breast cancer support group. You are a very good speaker and we really enjoyed your perspective. One of my stage III members was unable to be there, but came the next time and raved about your book, as she has really found it to be helpful and liked being able to write in the book.

Thanks again for taking time to meet with us and thank you for all that you are doing. I’m still remembering your helpful hints and the ladies really enjoyed you.

Continued Health& Happiness,

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Dear Janet,
I wanted to thank you for your book “Dear God, They Say It is Cancer” My wife is a breast cancer survivor and has been cancer free for 4 years. I do a lot of research and very rarely I have found much info about what happens after the treatments are over. Your Chapters 12 and 13 especially ministered to us. I wanted to say thank you and I have made your book apart of resources list here at K-Love Radio and Air1 Radio to help listeners who may be going through breast cancer.

Serving Him by Serving You,
Pastor Mike

K-Love Radio Network, Air1 Radio Network, Christian Music Planet

"The doctor felt a thickening, but still thought it was fibrocystic after looking back on my records and previous mammogram information. Still he sent me on to the Breast Care Center for a diagnostic mammogram, just to be sure. I stopped at the bookstore that afternoon and found your book. I have used your book to soothe me, help me find answers, and to journal my thoughts along the way. My mother read my journal entries while I was in surgery, and was soothed. I just wanted to thank you for your book, for the way you have shared your journey through breast cancer, and the example you set before me. You have been a dear friend to me in the last month, without ever having seen my face. I have shared your book with the ladies at the Breast Care Center (angels on earth, I assure you), my OB/GYN, my surgeon's office, and everyone in surgery on Monday. Several, especially at the three medical offices, wrote down the information on the book and said they would be finding copies for other women they encountered on this journey. Thank you and bless you for sharing."
Cindy, Age 35, Fort Deposit, Alabama

Dear Janet,
I'm writing you from Hong Kong as I've picked up your cancer book at the local Christian bookstore recently. I will be heading back to the hospital three times this month for my routine oncology appointment and annual mammogram. I had a polyctemy two months ago, something most likely to do with the intake of tamoxifen. Yes, I'm approaching my third year of overcoming breast cancer as a single gal (I was 34 in 2004).

This is a quick email to touch base with you and to ask you whether you have come across any literature on how single breast cancer victors cope with life and especially in the area of staying hopeful of meeting and marrying a man one day. I have been doing some voluntary peer support with my breast surgeon and in my group (there are four singles aging 33, 43 and 49) as the trend of women having breast cancer is getting younger and young. Breast cancer is ranked number 1 in HK; 1 in every 22 women with the medium age at 51.

Hope to hear from you soon.
Blessings. Amy Chan
PS. I will dig out that pink journal and continue with it. back to top

Written by Saddleback member Janet Thompson, this book can be a great help to anyone in your life dealing with breast cancer. In this book, Janet takes readers through the highs and lows that come after such a diagnosis. The book is designed to be a mentor, friend, record keeper and journal for any woman in this situation. There's also plenty of room to write your own thoughts on your journey throughout the book.
Rick Warren's Ministry Toolbox website Issue #322 8/1/2007 http://www.pastors.com/RWMT/default.asp

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