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Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - The price of curing childhood cancer - and one psychologist's long way back to whole.Lisa Riggs was diagnosed with alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma in 1978, at age seven. The treatment that cured her was, by today's standards, staggering - and no one studied what it left behind, because almost no one had survived long enough to ask.Thirty years later she was a clinical psychologist with a full practice when a survivorship clinic finally read her body's history back to her. The chronic pain, the fatigue, the symptoms dismissed for decades as anxiety - all of it real, all of it the late effects of childhood cancer treatment. Being believed was the beginning.All These Fish is a memoir of what healing actually asks: trauma therapy and EMDR, a theology remade, a body slowly re-inhabited - four selves, the psychologist, the adult patient, the child on the ward, and the woman she wanted to be, learning to live as one.Written from both sides of the couch, it is a book for adult survivors of childhood cancer; for those living with chronic pain who have spent years being told it is something else; for trauma therapists and clinicians who want to know what healing feels like from the inside; for readers whose lives have carried them outside the theology they were raised with; and for anyone who has been told their pain is in their head.It is, in the end, a book about coming home.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The price of curing childhood cancer - and one psychologist's long way back to whole.Lisa Riggs was diagnosed with alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma in 1978, at age seven. The treatment that cured her was, by today's standards, staggering - and no one studied what it left behind, because almost no one had survived long enough to ask.Thirty years later she was a clinical psychologist with a full practice when a survivorship clinic finally read her body's history back to her. The chronic pain, the fatigue, the symptoms dismissed for decades as anxiety - all of it real, all of it the late effects of childhood cancer treatment. Being believed was the beginning.All These Fish is a memoir of what healing actually asks: trauma therapy and EMDR, a theology remade, a body slowly re-inhabited - four selves, the psychologist, the adult patient, the child on the ward, and the woman she wanted to be, learning to live as one.Written from both sides of the couch, it is a book for adult survivors of childhood cancer; for those living with chronic pain who have spent years being told it is something else; for trauma therapists and clinicians who want to know what healing feels like from the inside; for readers whose lives have carried them outside the theology they were raised with; and for anyone who has been told their pain is in their head.It is, in the end, a book about coming home. A childhood cancer survivor, cured at seven, spends decades living with unrecognized effects of her treatment - until a survivorship clinic finally explains why. All These Fish is a memoir of trauma, healing, and finding her way back to whole. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. The price of curing childhood cancer - and one psychologist's long way back to whole.Lisa Riggs was diagnosed with alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma in 1978, at age seven. The treatment that cured her was, by today's standards, staggering - and no one studied what it left behind, because almost no one had survived long enough to ask.Thirty years later she was a clinical psychologist with a full practice when a survivorship clinic finally read her body's history back to her. The chronic pain, the fatigue, the symptoms dismissed for decades as anxiety - all of it real, all of it the late effects of childhood cancer treatment. Being believed was the beginning.All These Fish is a memoir of what healing actually asks: trauma therapy and EMDR, a theology remade, a body slowly re-inhabited - four selves, the psychologist, the adult patient, the child on the ward, and the woman she wanted to be, learning to live as one.Written from both sides of the couch, it is a book for adult survivors of childhood cancer; for those living with chronic pain who have spent years being told it is something else; for trauma therapists and clinicians who want to know what healing feels like from the inside; for readers whose lives have carried them outside the theology they were raised with; and for anyone who has been told their pain is in their head.It is, in the end, a book about coming home A childhood cancer survivor, cured at seven, spends decades living with unrecognized effects of her treatment - until a survivorship clinic finally explains why. All These Fish is a memoir of trauma, healing, and finding her way back to whole. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The price of curing childhood cancer - and one psychologist's long way back to whole.Lisa Riggs was diagnosed with alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma in 1978, at age seven. The treatment that cured her was, by today's standards, staggering - and no one studied what it left behind, because almost no one had survived long enough to ask.Thirty years later she was a clinical psychologist with a full practice when a survivorship clinic finally read her body's history back to her. The chronic pain, the fatigue, the symptoms dismissed for decades as anxiety - all of it real, all of it the late effects of childhood cancer treatment. Being believed was the beginning.All These Fish is a memoir of what healing actually asks: trauma therapy and EMDR, a theology remade, a body slowly re-inhabited - four selves, the psychologist, the adult patient, the child on the ward, and the woman she wanted to be, learning to live as one.Written from both sides of the couch, it is a book for adult survivors of childhood cancer; for those living with chronic pain who have spent years being told it is something else; for trauma therapists and clinicians who want to know what healing feels like from the inside; for readers whose lives have carried them outside the theology they were raised with; and for anyone who has been told their pain is in their head.It is, in the end, a book about coming home.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The price of curing childhood cancer - and one psychologist's long way back to whole.Lisa Riggs was diagnosed with alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma in 1978, at age seven. The treatment that cured her was, by today's standards, staggering - and no one studied what it left behind, because almost no one had survived long enough to ask.Thirty years later she was a clinical psychologist with a full practice when a survivorship clinic finally read her body's history back to her. The chronic pain, the fatigue, the symptoms dismissed for decades as anxiety - all of it real, all of it the late effects of childhood cancer treatment. Being believed was the beginning.All These Fish is a memoir of what healing actually asks: trauma therapy and EMDR, a theology remade, a body slowly re-inhabited - four selves, the psychologist, the adult patient, the child on the ward, and the woman she wanted to be, learning to live as one.Written from both sides of the couch, it is a book for adult survivors of childhood cancer; for those living with chronic pain who have spent years being told it is something else; for trauma therapists and clinicians who want to know what healing feels like from the inside; for readers whose lives have carried them outside the theology they were raised with; and for anyone who has been told their pain is in their head.It is, in the end, a book about coming home. A childhood cancer survivor, cured at seven, spends decades living with unrecognized effects of her treatment - until a survivorship clinic finally explains why. All These Fish is a memoir of trauma, healing, and finding her way back to whole. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The price of curing childhood cancer - and one psychologist's long way back to whole.Lisa Riggs was diagnosed with alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma in 1978, at age seven. The treatment that cured her was, by today's standards, staggering - and no one studied what it left behind, because almost no one had survived long enough to ask.Thirty years later she was a clinical psychologist with a full practice when a survivorship clinic finally read her body's history back to her. The chronic pain, the fatigue, the symptoms dismissed for decades as anxiety - all of it real, all of it the late effects of childhood cancer treatment. Being believed was the beginning.All These Fish is a memoir of what healing actually asks: trauma therapy and EMDR, a theology remade, a body slowly re-inhabited - four selves, the psychologist, the adult patient, the child on the ward, and the woman she wanted to be, learning to live as one.Written from both sides of the couch, it is a book for adult survivors of childhood cancer; for those living with chronic pain who have spent years being told it is something else; for trauma therapists and clinicians who want to know what healing feels like from the inside; for readers whose lives have carried them outside the theology they were raised with; and for anyone who has been told their pain is in their head.It is, in the end, a book about coming home. A childhood cancer survivor, cured at seven, spends decades living with unrecognized effects of her treatment - until a survivorship clinic finally explains why. All These Fish is a memoir of trauma, healing, and finding her way back to whole. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. The price of curing childhood cancer - and one psychologist's long way back to whole.Lisa Riggs was diagnosed with alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma in 1978, at age seven. The treatment that cured her was, by today's standards, staggering - and no one studied what it left behind, because almost no one had survived long enough to ask.Thirty years later she was a clinical psychologist with a full practice when a survivorship clinic finally read her body's history back to her. The chronic pain, the fatigue, the symptoms dismissed for decades as anxiety - all of it real, all of it the late effects of childhood cancer treatment. Being believed was the beginning.All These Fish is a memoir of what healing actually asks: trauma therapy and EMDR, a theology remade, a body slowly re-inhabited - four selves, the psychologist, the adult patient, the child on the ward, and the woman she wanted to be, learning to live as one.Written from both sides of the couch, it is a book for adult survivors of childhood cancer; for those living with chronic pain who have spent years being told it is something else; for trauma therapists and clinicians who want to know what healing feels like from the inside; for readers whose lives have carried them outside the theology they were raised with; and for anyone who has been told their pain is in their head.It is, in the end, a book about coming home A childhood cancer survivor, cured at seven, spends decades living with unrecognized effects of her treatment - until a survivorship clinic finally explains why. All These Fish is a memoir of trauma, healing, and finding her way back to whole. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. The price of curing childhood cancer - and one psychologist's long way back to whole.Lisa Riggs was diagnosed with alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma in 1978, at age seven. The treatment that cured her was, by today's standards, staggering - and no one studied what it left behind, because almost no one had survived long enough to ask.Thirty years later she was a clinical psychologist with a full practice when a survivorship clinic finally read her body's history back to her. The chronic pain, the fatigue, the symptoms dismissed for decades as anxiety - all of it real, all of it the late effects of childhood cancer treatment. Being believed was the beginning.All These Fish is a memoir of what healing actually asks: trauma therapy and EMDR, a theology remade, a body slowly re-inhabited - four selves, the psychologist, the adult patient, the child on the ward, and the woman she wanted to be, learning to live as one.Written from both sides of the couch, it is a book for adult survivors of childhood cancer; for those living with chronic pain who have spent years being told it is something else; for trauma therapists and clinicians who want to know what healing feels like from the inside; for readers whose lives have carried them outside the theology they were raised with; and for anyone who has been told their pain is in their head.It is, in the end, a book about coming home A childhood cancer survivor, cured at seven, spends decades living with unrecognized effects of her treatment - until a survivorship clinic finally explains why. All These Fish is a memoir of trauma, healing, and finding her way back to whole. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. All These Fish | A Memoir | Psy. D. Lisa Riggs | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Magpie & Plum | EAN 9798996580514 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.