Mandy Brown 

What would you do? What would your family do? What did we do? Facing a devastating terminal prognosis is hard whatever your age or circumstances. Steve was twenty five. Sadly, we do all die at some point; we just hope we live a long and happy life before that day arrives. Nipples to Kneecaps tells the story of what we did differently to others at the time who faced a similar fate. Every single person on Steve's cancer ward died, except him. We believe Steve is alive and well

A huge thank you to all our readers, followers and friends for helping us to get the word out about Nipples to Kneecaps; to die or not to die with cancer. We truly hope is has made and will continue to make a massive and positive difference to other people's lives. Recent reviews on Amazon: M rs Maureen Jeffery 5.0 out of 5 stars would recommend. Very open honest and emotive account of Steve’s determination to survive. Enjoyable reading, difficult to put down once started.

Wow. I am reeling. I recently had my first ever radio interview for American listeners. Alan Warren of the House of Mystery interviewed me for a full spontaneous 45 minutes and my interview was broadcast on Wednesday night. Alan R. Warren is with Mandy Steve Brown . Tonight on the House of Mystery we have Mandy Brown telling us about 'Nipples to Kneecaps!' Listen Live Tonight at 9 P.M. Pacific Time on KCAA 106.5 F.M. Los Angeles/ 102.3 F.M. Riverside/1050 A.M. Palm Springs o

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If anyone asks you, 'Can you survive stage 4 cancer?' or 'I've been told I'm terminal and there is nothing more the doctors can do, is that

Thank you to all the readers who kindly posted a photograph of themselves with their copy of Nipples to Kneecaps on the Nipples to Kneecaps Facebook page. I have collated a small Readers Gallery of your photos below. If you would like to add your photograph to the gallery please sent it to me via the contact page or post it on to facebook and tag me. Thank you everyone :) for taking the time and being so kind to spread the word about this inspirational book.

I wish to give a massive 'Thank you' to all the people who took the time to write a five star review on Amazon about Nipples to Kneecaps and for recommending Nipples to Kneecaps - to die or not to die with cancer to others . It really helps us to share the message of the book :) 'Thank you' to those special people who made the effort to contact me to tell me how much reading the book has helped and inspired them, how much they enjoyed reading it and how they have passed it

What a buzz about this book! What are people saying about the true inspirational story 'Nipples to Kneecaps - to die or not to die with cancer' ? 5 star reviews and personal comments are flying in via Facebook, Amazon, email, messenger, WhatsApp and face to face meetings. Thank you everyone who has taken the time and effort to post or send me a review. :) Here are some (but certainly not all) of my favourite lines: "Written in a heartfelt, natural style with moments of dee

What were the turning points that made me believe we could beat terminal cancer? If you are facing a similar challenge my heart goes out to you. I want to offer you hope and I can only do that by sharing our remarkable story. Steve was given 3 months to live. He is alive and well today. In this video I talk about just three of the turning points that occurred on our journey. 1) When Steve was preparing for the end he asked a question he had never asked before - How do I pra

Passion for life can overcome death. I know this is true. I have proof. He is sitting right opposite me as I type. If you have read Nipples to Kneecaps–to die or not to die with cancer you will know that I am telling the truth. But the question is ....do you have a passion for life? If you were told tomorrow that you had three months to live ,would you be able to grab your passion and hang on it it? Would you know what the three most important things in your life were? I

Mandy Brown, author of Nipples to Kneecaps–to die or not to die with cancer , reads an extract from Chapter 1, The Death Sentence. Steve was given three months to live in 1986 after being diagnosed with terminal cancer. No treatment was offered as he was considered 'full of cancer'. Mandy was determined this would not be the end. Her book follows their incredible story from that moment to eventual triumph. See the many five-star reviews on Amazon, including: "I read this

Kindness in this world is to be treasured and celebrated. I have just received this wonderful, kind gift from a neighbour who has read Nipples to Kneecaps–to die or not to die with cancer . She even thoughtfully bought me some very appropriate sunflowers seeds! Thank You Trisha, who lives in Seaton! Being the recipient of kindness–whether from a known or unknown source, or when I witness an act of kindness– always leaves me feeling so blessed and loved. Have you noticed

I told you I would share some private family album photo. So, just for you –Steve showing off his operation stitches (first operation) in typical Steve fashion! Little did we know then that several months later the oncologist would give him just 3 months to live and send him home to die. 'Nipples to Kneecaps - to die or not to die with cancer' tells our incredible story. We hope that it will inspire you to face your challenges and beat them, just as Steve did. " It will mak

Daddy love! Playing games as if every second counted….because, well, they did! Chapter 9: New Game, New Shame in ' Nipples to Kneecaps - to die or not to die with cancer' will certainly highlight this. "Not only is this book an inspiration and education for anyone who is unfortunate enough to have cancer touch their lives. It is also a very personal and uplifting read ." Dawn - Reviewer Amazon I heard today that more people are surviving after being given a ‘terminal diagno

Poor Steve was wasting away. Gaunt, getting even thinner and weaker, but he still wanted to be there for Alexander. Days after this picture, Steve was told the treatment was not working – he was dying - so maybe tomorrow Steve would not be there. I received this review of the book today: "A truly inspiring story! A rollercoaster of emotions. Never again will I doubt that you can achieve anything you set your heart out to do. Thank you Mandy & Steve for sharing your amazing s

As you have expressed an interest in 'Nipples to Kneecaps – to die or not to die with cancer' I wish to share some personal photographs from our family albums and a few extra comments that are not in the book. This photo of me, Steve and Alexander was taken in 1986 a few months after Steve was given three months to live. Steve was determined to be there for his son even if he was too weak himself to hold up the dish to feed him – so here you can see team work in action! P.S.

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'Nipples to Kneecaps - to die or not to die with cancer' is already at number 8 on the Best Seller list from Amazon for Hot New Releases Have you got your Nipples to Kneecaps to be cancer free? This Book is changing peoples lives across the globe! ‘Nipples to Kneecaps – to die or not to die with cancer’ is the extraordinarily moving memoir of Steve and Mandy Brown who defied Steve’s death sentence of terminal cancer in January of 1986. “My dear girl, I have seen many a patie

7th December Do you or someone you know have cancer? Do you want a book that is inspirational and true? Do you want to know how to achieve the impossible? 'Nipples to Kneecaps’ is the extraordinarily moving memoir of Steve and Mandy Brown who defied Steve’s death sentence of terminal cancer in January of 1986. The book is a moving celebration of the true meaning of human triumph and courage, the importance of instinct and the imperative of living everyday with joy. “My dea