Bücher von Emma Scattergood

A journey doesn't always involve travel. So discovered adventurer Emma Scattergood.In 2022, Emma was told she had stage 3 invasive lobular breast cancer. Unclear of what this actually meant, she turned her energy towards understanding and fighting this increasingly diagnosed disease and, over time, realised this was another of her journeys that needed to be shared.This insightful and entertaining book is the result. An 18-month roller-coaster of an adventure through diagnosis, double mastectomy, chemotherapy, radiation treatment and hormone therapy. A personal journey encompassing conventional and integrative treatment methods, infection, supplements, diet, exercise and more.Full of relevant medical facts, helpful recommendations and told how it is, Emma has managed to engagingly -· Shine awareness on how breast cancer can be detected and what can happen once it has.· Offer guidance and support to the newly diagnosed.· Provide perception to the unaware.To further illustrate the impact of breast cancer, Emma also includes stories from eleven other fighters, each with their own unique journey and story of survival.

Travel, adventure, insight. In the tradition of Bill Bryson, Monisha Rajesh and Paul Theroux, Emma Scattergood gives travellers and globetrotters a fresh take on a travel book. "I've pulled the Bucket List back out. Amongst what's left are the Trans-Siberian Express, the Terracotta Army, the Swiss Alps and the Panama Canal." Easy words spoken over an avocado on toast breakfast - catalyst for a global adventure. A 24 country, 57,000-kilometre unforgettable journey across the steppes of Mongolia, the wilderness of Siberia, Putin's Russia. Through strike torn France, Europe during winter and over the lonely Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Commencing in October 2019 and undertaken by author Emma and injured husband Darryl, the trip will cement their belief that travel is the epitome of learning and the antidote for depression. And while providing an education on the incredible places visited, there will also be lessons on staying one step ahead of a developing pandemic, Google translate, food poisoning and train accidents. Throw in some weighty goals like having a rum in Barbados, a coffee in Guatemala and guacamole in Mexico; it might even be the cure for their itchy feet.