Comments on: Fight Pink interviews Dr. Chad Moutray http://www.fightpink.org/fight-pink-headlines/fight-pink-interviews-dr-chad-moutray.html Raising Funds and Awareness to End Breast Cancer for Good! Mon, 08 Mar 2010 22:50:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: kendra shain http://www.fightpink.org/fight-pink-headlines/fight-pink-interviews-dr-chad-moutray.html/comment-page-1#comment-144 kendra shain Wed, 14 Jan 2009 21:51:16 +0000 http://www.fightpink.org/?p=1214#comment-144 hi chad its kendra the book was so good i cryed on some of the parts of the book i was thinking of writing a book about my grandpa and his life but idk how much i would get paid to sell the book i was wondering if you can tell how that works.. well talk to you later hi chad its kendra the book was so good i cryed on some of the parts of the book i was thinking of writing a book about my grandpa and his life but idk how much i would get paid to sell the book i was wondering if you can tell how that works.. well talk to you later

]]> By: Erik Hom (Route53) http://www.fightpink.org/fight-pink-headlines/fight-pink-interviews-dr-chad-moutray.html/comment-page-1#comment-143 Erik Hom (Route53) Wed, 14 Jan 2009 21:08:42 +0000 http://www.fightpink.org/?p=1214#comment-143 Chad & Stacy, Thanks for sharing this interview. We do so much over email, but this podcast really sets a great tone for the book tour and captures the real essence of Chad's love for his wife. Chad, once again, thanks for writing this book and let's hope it will someday become a "must read" for all caregivers especially male caregivers for those who have wives, daughters, mothers, etc. with breast cancer. -Erik (Route53) Chad & Stacy,

Thanks for sharing this interview. We do so much over email, but this podcast really sets a great tone for the book tour and captures the real essence of Chad’s love for his wife.

Chad, once again, thanks for writing this book and let’s hope it will someday become a “must read” for all caregivers especially male caregivers for those who have wives, daughters, mothers, etc. with breast cancer.

-Erik (Route53)

]]> By: Glynis Long http://www.fightpink.org/fight-pink-headlines/fight-pink-interviews-dr-chad-moutray.html/comment-page-1#comment-142 Glynis Long Mon, 12 Jan 2009 15:26:15 +0000 http://www.fightpink.org/?p=1214#comment-142 Chad is a professional colleague and friend, but I did not know what he was going through during 2006-7. I have read his book and it blew me away. I had a similar experience with my Mom, but I had no idea how many more support systems you can call on during this period. My Dad, bless him, did it all and until now, I never new how much ALL consisted of. Chad, thank you for writing this book. My Mom's minister told me that I had mourned my Mom before she died (12 years of the disease) because I did not cry at her end. But reading even parts of your book allowed me to cry now and experience true emotions that I had surpressed. My second reaction is that I hope girls will read this book as a reality check. I have ordered a copy for my daughter (22). Chad has the unintended capacity to show what a really good husband (and father) is all about. He never bragged, he admitted when he screwed up; every woman who has gone through the difficulties of marital relations would be amazed to read the perspective a husband cancer survivor. This is so much better than reality TV. Chad has upped the ante on what constitutes a successful husband and dad. Wives and moms might want to think about this too. I hope this blog efforts will help spread Chad's ability to help not only Charlotte understand more about her beautiful Mom(and we all agreed in my house, that Laura was truly beautiful) but also that Chad can communicate to others not only through his writing but also through speaking to others about one of the most intimate experiences in life, death. I have given this book as a gift and I will be ordering more copies. Chad, you have made a light in a very dark tunnel for people who might have to go through this. Glynis Chad is a professional colleague and friend, but I did not know what he was going through during 2006-7.

I have read his book and it blew me away. I had a similar experience with my Mom, but I had no idea how many more support systems you can call on during this period. My Dad, bless him, did it all and until now, I never new how much ALL consisted of.

Chad, thank you for writing this book. My Mom’s minister told me that I had mourned my Mom before she died (12 years of the disease) because I did not cry at her end. But reading even parts of your book allowed me to cry now and experience true emotions that I had surpressed.

My second reaction is that I hope girls will read this book as a reality check. I have ordered a copy for my daughter (22). Chad has the unintended capacity to show what a really good husband (and father) is all about. He never bragged, he admitted when he screwed up; every woman who has gone through the difficulties of marital relations would be amazed to read the perspective a husband cancer survivor. This is so much better than reality TV. Chad has upped the ante on what constitutes a successful husband and dad. Wives and moms might want to think about this too.

I hope this blog efforts will help spread Chad’s ability to help not only Charlotte understand more about her beautiful Mom(and we all agreed in my house, that Laura was truly beautiful) but also that Chad can communicate to others not only through his writing but also through speaking to others about one of the most intimate experiences in life, death.

I have given this book as a gift and I will be ordering more copies.

Chad, you have made a light in a very dark tunnel for people who might have to go through this.

Glynis

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