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The book: God Is Bigger Than Your Cancer publication date is set for February 15!
 Nothing can be cooler than having a "What if.." become a "There it is!". On February 15th, my book, God is Bigger Than Your Cancer, will be published. This book is the first in a series of God is Bigger.... books covering topics such as abuse, addiction, and grief. To properly kick off this new adventure, I will have a new website www.Godisbiggerthan.com for endorsements, reviews and other information regarding the series. Eric Robinson, my mind-bendingly marvelous web designer, will make his magic again. More about Eric at www.illmorning.com. I'll update you when the new site is available. |
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New Speaking Topics
The more seminars I present, the more topics seem to present themselves to me. Christian and cancer topics are the main focus of these 13 new topics.
Cancer topics
· Cancer and Stress
· Cancer Caretakers: You Can't Do It Alone: One
· Lessons for Life From Cancer Survivors
Christian topics
· Jesus Speaks through Cancer Survivors
· What can I do to help my friend who is battling cancer?
· God is Bigger Than Your Cancer
· Can illness and suffering be part of God's plan?
· Holding Back from Jesus:.
· Stepping Out for Jesus:
· Listening to Jesus:
· Letting Jesus Serve You:
· Facing Failure By Turning to Jesus |
Looking Forward:
 Here are two dates for a couple of new upcoming presentations:
On Tuesday, November 13th, I'm very excited to be presenting Cancer and the Holidays at the Wellness Community. The Wellness Community is a national non-profit organization dedicated to providing free emotional support, education, and hope for people with cancer and their loved ones. It is located at 1058 Old Des Peres Road St. Louis, MO 63131 Phone: 314-238-2000. There's no cost, just call for reservations.
http://www.wellnesscommunitystl.org
On Wednesday, January 16th my talk, Coping with Loneliness, will be presented to The Legacy Program, a bereavement group sponsored by Heartland Home Health Care and Hospice. To reserve a seat, call 314-453-0990.
http://www.heartlandhomehealth.com |
Looking Back
 David C. Pratt Cancer Center and the Wellness Community sponsored a fantastic overnight retreat opportunity for women to relax, refresh and renew their body and spirit. "Rest and Rejuvenate: A Retreat for Women Cancer Survivors who have completed treatment" was all that was hoped for and more. The women gained information, perspective and support from their fellow survivors.
What an honor being asked to present Moving from Cancer Victim to Cancer Survivor. The retreat was such a success that there is already talk of a second retreat in the spring of 2008!
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Teenagers: Some may think teenagers are the most difficult to discipline but almost no one thinks they're the easiest. Check out the survey results at
http://ktripp.com/results-of-surveys
More Answers: Thank you for all the Ask Karen questions I received. I have chosen a few to publish on the website. There are answers for cancer survivors, caregivers and preschool teachers. Click here to see my responses. http://ktripp.com/answers-to-ask-karen
Surveys: My survey questions are designed so I can use the results in seminars and teaching situations to help others. The questions can be answered by everyone and your response would be greatly appreciated. Go ahead! Give the survey a try! http://ktripp.com/surveys
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