It offers a valuable and unique insight into the problems and struggles that carers must face very single day of their lives.
The book tells the story of how Julie Wiltshire coped and managed when her husband David was diagnosed with cancer, not once, but twice.
Julie records the details of their long journey from the diagnoses, the treatments and their daily lives as they battled to survive.
It's an honest and open account and tells of periods of love and of hate, anger, feelings of loneliness and the utter terror of having to face the fact that your loved one is seriously ill and could even succumb to this disease.
It takes the reader through the terrible trials and tribulations of the carer as they attempt to help and support their ill spouse or family member without breaking under the strain of the situation that is not of the making of themselves or the victim of cancer.
This book is a must have for every doctor's surgery, every oncology unit, every hospice and every psychological counsellor who has to help carers cope with their unwanted role and every library in the land.
It is published by Matador at £9.99 and is available to purchase here https://goo.gl/wdCFDG.
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