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*Thirteen, With No Goodbye* is a raw and unflinching exploration of loss, resilience, and the haunting echoes of grief that stretch across a lifetime. At just 10 years old, I stood in the shadow of a devastating truth: my mother had breast cancer. In the pages of this book, I open the doors to my deepest memories, revealing the trauma of that moment and the years that followed. Through vivid recollections, I take you through the moments I never wanted to remember, the pain I tried to bury, and the confusion of losing my mother at the tender age of 13, in 7th grade, when life felt as though it was just beginning to unfold. Her battle with cancer was not just hers; it became mine, and the lives of my seven sisters who were left behind to pick up the shattered pieces of a family we didn't know how to rebuild. This is not just the story of my mother's illness or her death. It is the story of how I learned to carry a grief that never truly left me, how I struggled to find my place in a world that felt colder, emptier, and more uncertain without her. Even at 29 years old, the weight of that trauma remains-woven into the fabric of my life in ways I never imagined. The grief still lingers, and the scars still ache. In *Thirteen, With No Goodbye*, I delve deep into the psychological and emotional aftermath of growing up with the specter of loss. I recount how my mother's death changed me forever, how it reshaped my understanding of love, family, and identity. This is a journey of healing and remembering-of facing the wounds that remain open and tender, even all these years later. Through these pages, I hope to connect with others who have experienced similar pain, to remind them that they are not alone in the struggle to move forward while still carrying the weight of what was lost. My mother may be gone, but her memory lives on in every word, every tear, every part of me that still carries her love-and in that, there is hope.

"Embracing the journey through cancer, Wednesdays hold a special place in my life. It's the day I find solace, a beacon of hope in my battle against breast cancer. Join me in my true story, where Wednesdays symbolize not just treatment but resilience, strength, and the unwavering power of healing against all odds."

I still haven't figured it out yet. Have you?

Noah is living his dream of spreading his band's music. On the road touring and working on new music. But there is something that is always missing. Or maybe someone. Leah has a lot of responsibility. Her mom has cancer. Breast Cancer to be exact. She has had to help take care of her since her dad has never been in the picture. This isn't what she imagined for herself, but she would do anything for her family. Even if it means giving up hopes of being with a certain someone. A tale of fame and friends to lovers. How will they make it work? Is it worth losing a lifelong friend if there's a chance at a lifelong love?

READ Mountain's Match first! BOOK 2 Imagine what a gold medal can do... For Beckett West, it can make or break his career. After achieving only 2 silver medals and a bronze in his first Olympics he was determined to make his second appearance grand. After winning 1 silver and 3 gold medals in his second appearance at the Olympics. All that gold got to his head and the saying is as it goes.... all that glitters isn't gold. As for Eleanor Snow she had to walk away from the man who will always have her heart.

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Did you ever feel like you're life couldn't get much worst and it turns out it did? Well that's exactly what happened to me. My name is Julia Renee Johnson, or Raven Faith Roth on Facebook. And this is my story on fighting two cancer battles. Terminal Cancer and Breast Cancer.

Advice I can offer someone who may encounter my pitfalls