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9781460758830 (paperback)
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Everett, Kirsty
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Honey blood / Kirsty Everett.
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Sydney : HarperCollins Publishers, 2021.
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295 pages, 8 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations, portraits ; 24 cm.
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A startling, inspirational memoir of surviving childhood cancer twice Kirsty Everett was going to be an Olympic gymnast. But as she made plans to win gold, life, as it does, chucked a new goal at her. Aged nine, she was diagnosed with cancer and spent the next two and a half years in treatment and attending funerals of children she met in the chemo ward. At the age of sixteen, Kirsty's cancer returned. She was given a seventeen per cent chance of surviving. With that devastating prognosis, she enrolled in a life writing course with Patti Miller. 'I thought if I was going to die that I should write some things down.' Against the odds, Kirsty lived. She never achieved gold at the Olympics, but she learned a lot about resilience and hope. She also made a life-changing discovery about her family that has given her strength and direction. Importantly, Kirsty became a spokesperson for cancer survival. 'What I've been delivering in my speeches for years is something I desperately wanted to solidify into a book. The impossible can be done and I know this because I've done it.'
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Everett, Kirsty
Leukemia -- Patients -- Australia -- Biography
Leukemia in children
Cancer in adolescence
Resilience (Personality trait)
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