Mummy Had an Owie
When mothers get breast cancer: a guidebook for children.
by Elizabeth Miles
Quote from the book:"The night before my mummy went into the hospital I did cry. I was afraid. Mummy came into my room and hugged me and told me how much she loved me. I told her I loved her too." Level of medical terminology:Low/basic. Example: "Some mummies might also sit in front of a machine that sends out strong rays that kill cancer cells -- to have radiation therapy." Introduction by Dr. Dave Hepburn, MD:EXCERPT: "Nothing is more difficult for a doctor than telling a patient that they have a malignant tumour." Inclusion in the Brookeline library:This book is a light read, a great way to begin discussions about serious health issues with young children. It falls within our "healing at all levels" genres. - Editor, Mary P. Brooke, Brookeline Publishing House Inc.
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CATEGORY: health education, children. AUDIENCE: Families with children up to age 10.COVER PRICE: $10 Published by ARTecVictoria, 20 pages, soft cover. ISBN: 978-0-9811285-0-4Summary about Mummy Had an Owie:A personal and poignant new book for children tells the real-life story of a Victoria mother's battle with breast cancer and the difficult but important conversations she learned to have with her two young daughters during that time.
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Mummy
Had an Owie is a helpful resource for parents and
families, medical professionals, organizations working with
breast cancer patients, teachers and libraries.