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by Heather Trexler Remoff (Author)
"A beautiful story. Life as it should be and truer than truth, as is any real life story. If we accept our own mortality, wisdom and beauty appear."
--Bernie Siegel, M.D., author of Love, Medicine, and Miracles
The Library Journal says, "A paean to nature as well as a diary of disease, this beautifully written work should find a large readership...Highly recommended.
Hundreds of readers echo the views of the critics. Says one, "This is a gem of a book. Everyone I have recommended it to has loved it and bought copies for friends."
Back Jacket
At age fifty-four, Heather Trexler Remoff was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. February Light, beautifully crafted, evocative yet spare, joyous and truthful, is Heather's very personal memoir of her fight with the disease - and her triumph. February Light is part medical diary, for Heather describes openly the stages of her disease and her struggle to confront them; part nature journal, for the book is written month by month and examines parallels between what is happening in Heather's body and the outdoors; and part chronicle of the richness of small-town life recollected in glimpses of Heather's childhood as well as life in Osprey Lakes.
