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Name:

Kathy Van Riper

Location:

P.O Box 541
Cotati, California 94931
United States

Phone:

1-800-256-0702

E-mail:

kathy@KathysCamp.org

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“ I find myself resisting this cancer the same way I resisted running my very first one-mile race. ‘No, no, no . . . it’s too far. I can’t do it,’ I whined to my coach. My resistance came from the fear of failure. Who did I think I was failing? . . . Is failing struggling to get back up after a fall? Is failing dying too young and not finishing something you’ve started? I want to finish! The most important thing is for my kids to remember how hard I’m fighting for them and to know that I have done everything but fail as I draw strength from God. This race is not over yet. ”

A Race Worth RunningA Race Worth Running (book)

Hardcover Print: $28.08

This is the story of Kathy's life, from her childhood to her motherhood and all that’s been in between. She recounts her battle with cancer, as told in narrative form augmented by many entries from her cancer journal. She also recounts the blessings of her life and how she has done her best to hang on to “normal” through the storm. Hardcover, 304 pages, 20-page b&w photo insert included.

A Race Worth RunningA Race Worth Running (book)

Print: $15.58

Download: $8.00

This is the story of Kathy's life, from her childhood to her motherhood and all that’s been in between. She recounts her battle with cancer, as told in narrative form augmented by many entries from her cancer journal. She also recounts the blessings of her life and how she has done her best to hang on to “normal” through the storm. PAPERBACK, 304 pp, includes a 20-page b&w photo insert.

A Race Worth RunningA Race Worth Running (e-book)

eBook: $7.99

This is the story of Kathy's life, from her childhood to her motherhood and all that’s been in between. She recounts her battle with cancer, as told in narrative form augmented by many entries from her cancer journal. She also recounts the blessings of her life and how she has done her best to hang on to “normal” through the storm. PAPERBACK, 304 pp, includes a 20-page b&w photo insert.