Book cover for Probably Benign: A Devastating Diagnosis, a 500-Mile Journey, and a Quest to Advance the Next Generation of Breast Cancer Screening by Leslie Ferris Yerger and Stephen Copeland

Probably Benign

A Devastating Diagnosis, a 500-Mile Journey, and a Quest to Advance the Next Generation of Breast Cancer Screening

2020 Released
112 Pages
1-2 Hours
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The Core Media Group, Inc.ISBN 9781950465392

Leslie Ferris Yerger, a Stage IV breast cancer thriver, shares the story of her diagnosis, her breast cancer completely invisible on mammography and ultrasound, and her determination to educate women about supplemental breast cancer screening – so that her story doesn’t become their story. Using metaphor found on the ancient pilgrimage, El Camino de Santiago in Spain, Leslie takes you on her journey from pain and grief to gratitude and action as she traverses 500 miles across northern Spain on foot.

Stephen Copeland

Stephen Copeland is the co-author of several books, the author of Where the Colors Blend, and former staff writer and columnist for Sports Spectrum Magazine. His work has also been published in Christianity Today, and is a regular contributor for Franciscan Media and the St. Anthony Messenger.

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