A Family's Journey Through Childhood Cancer

by Serena Totzke Johnson, Carol Duling (Editor), Deana Totzke Stubblefield (Illustrator)

Overview

The Johnson family’s life changed dramatically when two-year-old Sierra developed leukemia, the most common form of childhood cancer. Join them on their emotional journey from the devastating initial diagnosis through the complex medical treatment and remission.

Childhood leukemia is extremely stressful for both the child and the caregivers, but the Johnsons face it with faith, humor, and a positive attitude. In the midst of their struggles, they find blessings as well.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940015720877
Publisher:	Serena Totzke-Johnson
Publication date:	12/11/2012
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	207 KB

About the Author

The ultimate success in my life is my family, I believe they are truly amazing! We enjoy spending time together, camping fishing, and traveling. Also the usual busy summers full of ball games, swim meets, youth football, and scouts.

I’m the wife of a supportive, caring, and hardworking man and the mother of three wonderful kids: two strong, handsome sons and a warmhearted, beautiful daughter. Over the years it has been a blessing to watch them grow into such special, caring individuals.

My full-time career has revolved around education in emergency medical services, nursing, firefighting, and the Army. Each aspect of my career has connected to the others in some way. I find my work extremely fulfilling. Every day is new and exciting, and being able to help others has always been a great reward!

Editorial Reviews

The Johnson family’s life changed dramatically when two-year-old Sierra developed leukemia, the most common form of childhood cancer. Join them on their emotional journey from the devastating initial diagnosis through the complex medical treatment and remission.

Childhood leukemia is extremely stressful for both the child and the caregivers, but the Johnsons face it with faith, humor, and a positive attitude. In the midst of their struggles, they find blessings as well.

Carol Duling