Stranger in Our House: A Family Faces Breast Cancer
by Chris Grayson
From the publisher
The pain of this story belongs to Karen
and Chris Grayson, their children and friends, and the many millions
who have faced or are facing breast cancer. It is a memorable
portrayal of a woman who has demonstrated the heroism necessary to
stare defiantly down the throat of an attaching intruder. Above all,
the book discusses breast cancer with an unflinching honesty. It's a
topic too important to ignore, and too painful to postpone until it
becomes urgent in your life.
A 
Honest look at life's
difficulties
Chris Grayson does a tremendous
job of presenting the difficulties that he endured during his wife's
diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer. He wrote with such
refreshing honesty that I often caught myself getting angry, feeling
relieved, etc. right along with him. There are many books out there
about breast cancer that were written for the patient, but very few
written from the spouse's point of view - this book helps fill that
void.
About the Author
Chris Grayson graduated from Bethel College in McKenzie, TN and is a member of the Bethel College Hall of Fame. In 1977, he married Karen Beal and they have three children, Michael, Michelle and Stephen. Chris and his family own Grayson Funeral Homes in Charlestown and New Washington, Indiana.
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