After a happy childhood, growing up and attending school in Croatia and Australia, everything changed for high school student Tihana Babic in 2003 when, after four years of mysterious symptoms, she was diagnosed with a brain tumour. Since then, her battles with her health have dominated her life, and she has overcome many hurdles with the help of her family, therapists and doctors. Along the way, she discovered natural medicine and other helpful remedies, which inspired her to change her lifestyle and to adopt a more natural diet and to cut out processed foods and chemicals. Tihana is now cancer free but still faces many challenges as a result of her illness. In The Gift of a Stolen Youth , she shares her journey in the hope that it will inspire others.
The True Story of a Woman who beat Cancer. I like a true story. This one was ok but not the best. Whilst in places it is very inspiring, in other places it is just a little boring. A shame really. After everything this girl / lady has been through, I really wanted to love this book.
After a happy childhood, growing up and attending school in Croatia and Australia, everything changed for high school student Tihana Babic in 2003 when, after four years of mysterious symptoms, she was diagnosed with a brain tumour.Since then, her battles with her health have dominated her life, and she has overcome many hurdles with the help of her family, therapists and doctors. Along the way[MT1] , she discovered natural medicine and other helpful remedies, which inspired her to change her lifestyle and to adopt a more natural diet and to cut out processed foods and chemicals.Tihana is now cancer free but still faces many challenges as a result of her illness. In The Gift of a Stolen Youth, she shares her journey in the hope that it will inspire others.
I found this book interesting as an account of having and surviving brain cancer. It was very interesting to read about the symptoms and treatment. On the other hand, this story made me very sad. The author is obviously bitter about the unfairness of getting cancer, and she did not know God. If she had, the story would have been inspiring; as it is, it is merely informational. I did find it fascinating to read about life in the Czech Republic.