I slid down further into the warm water and stirred up some more bubbles with my foot. I knew I had a lump of sorts, but I was convinced I was drinking too much caffeine and eating too much chocolate. The little pink duck reminded me to do my monthly exam. What I felt caused me to hop out of the tub, bubbles dripping and stand before the mirror. What I saw caused my heart to skip a beat. This had nothing to do with caffeine and chocolate Karen Weber takes you on a daring adventure as she comes to terms with her breast cancer diagnosis. Karen shares her journal entries, with an openness that will have you walking this journey with her. You will find yourself laughing and crying with her as you cheer her on to recovery She pens her story with a remarkable courage, effortlessly describing the array of emotions she has felt during her treatment. What you'll see is her unwillingness to give up hope during her recovery. Karen gives glory to Jesus, and encourages each reader to keep the faith, while she lets readers know what they can do to show compassion and help those undergoing chemotherapy. She provides perspective on treatments and the effects on the body and emotions while offering tips to show support to chemotherapy patients with prayer, love and what you can do to help. Weber's dedication to her story exposes the strength many can uncover while fighting through cancer. Anyone who has been diagnosed or knows someone who has faced cancer can be inspired by Karen's story Karen and her husband live in south Missouri. She delights in being a mother and grandmother. She has earned national recognition in sales and recruiting. Her heart is in training and inspiring others.