It's Not Cancer, It's Just Idaho

When cancer comes crashing into Suzanne's peaceful life at age forty-five, it doesn't take long for her to realize this is a crisis she cannot handle without the help of a strong group of friends rallied around her. Like so many women, Suzanne feels much more comfortable giving help than asking for it. But by reaching out and summoning seven close friends, her Cantser Posse, to assist her as she faces this disease, she is able to see her life with a new perspective and experience a support system more powerful than any she could have imagined. "Let us have all that is too much for you, and we will set it free, far away from you." These are among the first of many reassuring words written to Suzanne by her Cantser Posse. The posse's strength and encouragement will help guide her to the nation's No. 1 cancer hospital—the place where cancer cells go to die. With their compassion, insight and humor these seven wise friends lead her steadfastly through the chaos that only cancer can create, and into the miraculous occurrences that only faithful friendships can bring about.