All in My Head: How a Hypochondriac Beat Brain Cancer - Fricker, Marie
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When 55-year-old Marie Fricker complained of a burning hot foot, chills, and a pins-and-needles feeling crawling up her leg, nobody paid much attention. Marie was a lifelong hypochondriac and frequently predicted her own doom from perceived maladies ranging from cholera to the common cold. As far as her friends and family were concerned, this was just one more. It wasn't. Three weeks after the birth of her first grandchild, Marie was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor. She was treated with chemotherapy and went into remission but was given only a 20 percent chance of surviving five years…mehr

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When 55-year-old Marie Fricker complained of a burning hot foot, chills, and a pins-and-needles feeling crawling up her leg, nobody paid much attention. Marie was a lifelong hypochondriac and frequently predicted her own doom from perceived maladies ranging from cholera to the common cold. As far as her friends and family were concerned, this was just one more. It wasn't. Three weeks after the birth of her first grandchild, Marie was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor. She was treated with chemotherapy and went into remission but was given only a 20 percent chance of surviving five years without a recurrence. Eight years later, the author tells her story of fear, perseverance, and hope with a wry humor that sheds light into the dark abyss of battling a catastrophic disease. You will laugh and cry with her and benefit from her Top 15 List of practical strategies for coping with cancer.
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Marie Fricker is a head writer for a billion-dollar real estate company in the Greater Boston area. She is a freelance writer who has had feature articles published in Boston magazine and many other publications throughout New England. She is the recipient of four international communication awards for a video documentary she wrote and produced entitled The House that Jack Built. Marie has a bachelor's degree in English from the University of Massachusetts and a master's degree in journalism from Boston University. She and her husband, Al, have two children, Allison and Jason, and five grandchildren-Benjamin, William, Christian, Olivia, and Sam.