Brenda E. Rocker
This inspiring story will teach you to appreciate life and live each day as if it is your last. Brenda E. Rocker has spent the last decade of her life surviving breast cancer. Hopefully through her testimonial she can save someone from what she encounters through her battle to overcome breast cancer. Throughout the book she stresses the significance of early detection being the key to life.
She contributes her triumphant victory to having faith and keeping her trust in God. She acknowledges that through love and support from her husband, family, and friends gave her the strength and courage to survive this deadly disease. Her relentless determination in being her own advocate in implementing her medical treatments was fundamental in her surviving breast cancer which steals the lives of thousands of women around the world each year.
If her book From Midnight to Daylight can inspire women all over the world to defeat breast cancer then it has been well worth the time and effort invested in the writing of her book. And most of all she recommends that you take the time everyday to tell your loved ones how precious they are; because you never know what tomorrow may bring.
Brenda Rocker is a three-time breast cancer survivor and currently in remmission. She is a volunteer with the American Cancer Society Reach to Recovery Support Group. And a active advoate for "Early Detection of Breast Cancer." She is a retired interior decorator and currently earning a degree in business. She has been married to her devoted husband Michael for fourteen years and resides in Mobile Alabama.
She has dedicated a portion of the proceeds from the sell of From Midnight to Daylight to assisting women without medical insurance to have yearly mammograms for early detections of breast cancer.
Nothing could have prepared me for the shocking information that I was about to discover. The day of my appointment I chose to go alone. I thought I could handle the diagnosis from the test results. As I sat impatiently in the examining room listening to Dr. Thomas continually flipping my bone scans and CT scan x-rays under the light I waited nervously for his return. He finally opened the door and asked if I wanted to review my x-rays.
I was shocked and filled with disbelief. When I reviewed my x-rays, not only was I experiencing a recurrence of breast cancer. The cancer had infiltrated my entire chest.
