The Writer's Room Magazine - May 2003
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Writers Digest - May 2003
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Fearless Books Review - May 2003
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MOHR Reviews - March, 2003

"If it was me or mine, I would want someone like Nancy Hassett Dahm to turn to, and with her book, she is readily available with help, guidance, and most important, answers. "

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The Oral Cancer Foundation
Book Review - 2003

This book is a one-of-a-kind reference guide for cancer patients and their families. Written with genuine, heartfelt compassion, Nancy Dahm makes you feel like she's sitting next to you as she speaks.

The Oral Cancer Foundation
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LA Times Book Review
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The Lebanon Daily Record Book Review
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Holistic, informative, and powerful, July 8, 2002
Reviewer: Midwest Book Review from Oregon, WI USA

Mind, Body, And Soul: A Guide To Living With Cancer by Nancy Hassett Dahm (a registered nurse specializing in cancer care) is a solid, practical, and emotional sensitive self-help guide for people and their loved ones who find themselves living and dealing with the condition and consequences of cancer. From useful, detailed information on treatment symptoms and pain management techniques, to the hope offered by great philosophers for spiritual strength, Mind, Body, And Soul is a holistic, informative, powerful, and very strongly recommended presentation.

Book Briefs Review- Sunday, June 30, 2002
The Tribune
San Luis Obispo County, California

Living with Cancer

"Mind, Body, and Soul; A Guide to Living with Cancer"
by Nancy Hassett Dahm ( Taylor Hill Publishing )

Is it possible to take the fear out of battling cancer?
In a soothing yet clinical tone, Dahm makes a valiant effort, 
Providing helpful information on overseeing every aspect of
the disease. The practical advice and resources should be
required reading for doctors, nurses, caregivers, patients 
and their loved ones. The author is a registered nurse who
has cared for more than 400 cancer patients. The book is
as much a guide to living with cancer as it is a guide to
the very human process of dying.

Arts & Entertainment- Daily Courier- Prescott, Arizona

Mind, Body, and Soul- A Guide to Living with Cancer
by Nancy Hassett Dahm

"Thought-provoking, inspirational, and powerful"

International Reviews:

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Book of the Week - Pretoria News, South Africa
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From Canada...2001

"Your work is an insightful and exceptionally well organized touchstone for cancer patients and their family members and friends. The book is an incredible resource that teaches that those with the physical and mental and spiritual strength can learn to live with the disease."

Allan Katz
(Mr. Katz is the former Director of management and regional services at the Northeastern Ontario Regional Cancer Centre).

From England...New Hope International Review On-Line - 2002

In a striking chapter she takes the reader on a pathworking back to the classical world to hear the Pagan philosophers, Socrates and Marcus Aurelius, discourse on death and immortality. Her religious speculations are kept carefully non-denominational. Without holding out unrealistic hope, she affirms her belief in miracles and the power of prayer.

The book is written in an easy, accessible style, with plenty of case histories and personal stories. I would strongly recommend it to anyone suffering from advanced cancer or charged with the care of a cancer patient."

Tony Grist - England

From Scotland...June, 2002
The Scottish Association of Prostate Cancer Support Groups
- sharing a journey of hope

"Mind Body and Soul ~ A guide to living with cancer" was written by Nancy Dahm, and is a wonderful account of Nancy's career experiences as a registered nurse caring for over 400 cancer patients since 1991. Apart from Nancy's belief and practice of holistic, pain free caring for cancer patients, her use of philosophy in bringing a greater sense of spirituality to her patients and to her readers, is inspirational.

Uncomfortable at times but always practical, professional and caring, this book is a gem of information and experiences shared with the reader and while it is written from an American viewpoint the underlying philosophy is for all mankind.