Bio: On December 31, 1998, Sue Northey was diagnosed with Hodgkin?s Lymphoma, a relatively rare form of cancer that affects the lymphatic system. After undergoing months of chemotherapy and radiation, Sue was deemed cancer-free in September of 1999. On the Other Side: The Journey of a Cancer Survivor is Sue?s second published book. Her first, Pilgrim Prayers for People Living with Cancer, was published in September 2004. Sue is currently in the process of writing her third book which focuses on the healing powers of journaling, along with a journal that allows the reader to experiment with a variety of different journaling techniques. Since her recovery, Sue has dedicated much of her spare time to helping others through their cancer experience. She has taught Healing through Journaling workshops and has spoken about her journey at numerous events sponsored by such organizations as the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, the American Cancer Society, Froedtert Hospital, and the Milwaukee Art Museum. She sits on the Cancer Center Advisory Board for the Medical College of Wisconsin, the Board of Directors for the Froedtert Foundation, the President?s Advisory Council for Froedtert Hospital, and the Marketing Board for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. Sue has received two special awards that recognize her concerted efforts towards raising awareness and funds for cancer research. The Wisconsin Business Journal honored her as Milwaukee?s Woman of Influence in 2002 in the Inspirational Leader category and the Association for Women in Communications honored Sue as The Leading Change Business Leader in 2004. Sue is Senior Vice President/Managing Director of the Brand Planning Department at one of the nation?s top tier marketing communications firms. She resides in Franklin, Wisconsin with her husband, John, and their three children, Bryan, Matthew, and Katelyn.

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On The Other Side: The Journey of a Cancer Survivor
Like many other individuals, when I was first diagnosed with cancer I struggled to deal with my diagnosis. My first inclination was to learn as much as I could. I scanned and read dozens of books in search of the proper balance of information, guidance, inspiration and hope. But in the end, I found myself exasperated by the fact that nothing seemed to fill my needs. When a physician recommended that I write a book about my battle with cancer, I remembered that hopeless feeling I had experienced.... more info>>
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