www.vivianmabuni.com
About 1 out of 8 women in the United States will develop invasive breast cancer. The disease claims thhe lives of nearly 40,000 women every year.(1) Many people know someone who has battled breast cancer but few of us know how to respond. When young mother Vivian Mabuni was diagnosed with breast cancer three days before Christmas, she struggled to know how to respond. With her new book, Warrior in Pink: A Story of Cancer, Community, and a God Who Comforts, she provides an honest look at what it tis like to be diagnosed with and treated for cancer.
Vivian Mabuni is a mother, speaker, and cancer survivor who writes about life, love and God. She and her husband, Darrin, have been on staff with Cru (formerly Campus Crusade for Christ) for twenty-five years. They serve in Epic Movement, the Asian-American ministry of Cru, and live in California with their three children.
– You start your book by telling the story of the “Asia. Martha Stewart.” What’s the story and how did it help you?
– When did you first learn you had cancer?
– How did you tell your children?
– Physically, what was the most difficult part about the treatment?
– How did other people help you through it?
– What did God use to help you fight through your independence and learn to accept help from others?
– How has the Lord helped you through difficult times?
– What is your favorite Scripture verse? Why?
– What would you say to someone going through cancer right now?
Romans 11:36 ” “For from Him and through Him and to Him are all things. To Him be the glory forever. Amen.”
(1) http:www.breast cancer.org/symptoms/understand bc/statistics