I Don’t Remember Signing Up for Cancer!

sample_cartooncancer_bookJust days after Sherry was diagnosed with breast cancer she was heart-broken by news reports proclaiming the health risks involved with implants. She cried out to the Lord for a way to be whole again after the amputation of her breast. The very next morning she discovered a little known, innovative reconstruction which uses the patient’s own body tissue to rebuild an absent breast. This procedure, the Free TRAM Flap, involves something that most women over forty have caught themselves fantasizing about at the launching of every swimsuit season… a “tummy tuck!” Sherry decided that if she had to face the horror of losing a breast, gaining a flatter tummy wasn’t a bad consolation.

Her book comes from a grateful heart and a longing to give hope to women who haven’t yet heard that reconstruction is alive and well and better than ever before! I Don’t Remember Signing Up for Cancer! is Sherry’s candid and humorous account of the hills and valleys she traveled in her journey through the experience of breast cancer.

Learn how to purchase I Don’t Remember Signing Up for Cancer!.

Testimonials

inwhn.jpg

“Your wonderful view of life was so fun and meaningful to all those who had the privilege of attending our Friday evening event. Your ability to share not only your courageous story of surviving (and thriving!) breast cancer but also your message of how the experience blessed your life was so valuable for those attending. Your humor and heart are always evident, whether throughout your written work or through sharing your story. I would be very happy to provide a reference to anyone considering you for a speaking engagement.”

TurnerLWilliams.jpg

Survivor who uses Humor to help Every pink Ribbon earner Realize they Yet have viability.”

kv_komen_logo.jpg

“You and your book “I Don’t Remember Signing up for Cancer!” provided a great draw for our 3rd Annual Breast Cancer Symposium on April 9th. Our attendance more than doubled from last year and the many Breast Cancer Survivors received such a gift by getting to hear your presentation. Your message of humor and hope is a perfect fit for Komen, and I hope other Affiliates are able to enjoy you in the future.”

lubbock_logo.jpg

“The comical author of “I Don’t Remember Signing Up for Cancer!” kept the crowd rolling with laughter Saturday during the Third Annual Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation Lubbock Affiliate’s Breast Cancer Symposium”

Robert-Cooper-MD.jpg

“I have worked with Sherry in the past in medical conferences and talks where she has proven to be an outstanding, entertaining, humorous speaker. She has written an excellent book relating her experience as a breast cancer and breast reconstruction patient, and is a uniquely inspiring and entertaining speaker on the subject. Her presentations to both lay and professional audiences are always well received. I would recommend her for such a speaking role without any reservations whatsoever.”

ew-logo.jpg

“Thank you very much, Sherry. Humor is indeed healing and you are very skilled in bringing just the right balance to your presentations. Having ‘been there, done that’ is also very important in terms of relating to your audiences. You are a winner and I am pleased to recommend your talents to other Komen Affiliates.”

kv_komen_logo_PIT.jpg

“Finding just the right speaker can sometimes be challenging, but you were everything we hoped for and more. Our tea is a special day that all our survivors look forward to, a day of celebration and hope. Your talk was uplifting, entertaining and informative.”

Northwest_MC_Logo.jpg

“Sherry’s enthusiasm and passion is obvious. At the event, she went guest-to-guest and introduced herself. She made a point to connect with everyone. Sherry’s message is one of faith, family, friends and humor in everyday life, not just when dealing with cancer. She stresses the need for people to be educated about their healthcare choices.”

logobridgeporthospital.jpg

“Well, you will never forget coming to Connecticut during the blizzard of 2006 and we will never forget how you took our hearts by storm… Your understanding and your ability to transfer such a positive energy will leave a lasting impression on our hearts for a long time to come. My wish is that all patients diagnosed with cancer would have the opportunity to experience all that is ‘Sherry’.”

ProvidenceLogo.jpg

“We had the pleasure of having Sherry Karuza Waldrip speak at a recent event during National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Ms. Waldrip, a breast cancer survivor, shares her story with humor, compassion and encouragement. Her ability to transition from the difficult topics of diagnosis and treatment to seeking the humor in dealing with doctors and friends make for an inspiring event. Her information is excellent for survivors, family and friends to hear.”

Phone: (509) 924-8085
sherry@sherrywaldrip.com
9116 E. Sprague #139
Spokane Valley, WA 99206
Malcare WordPress Security