Lymphedema: A Breast Cancer Patient's Guide to Prevention and Healing Hunter House Publishing; Second Edition edition (September 4, 2005)245 pages. Lymphedema is a swelling caused by an accumulation of lymphatic fluid in tissues and is common among women who have undergone breast cancer surgery with axillary node dissection and/or radiation. "Lymphedema: a A Breast Cancer Patient’s Guide," recounts the stories of several women living with lymphedema and educates readers with guidance, encouragement and infomation on managing, treating, and living fully with the condition. (The Authors’) useful guide will help women remain active and, one hopes, less obsessed with the "other" results of breast cancer. Recommended for patient health collections. - Library Journal

What You Need to Know to Show Your Dog: Selection, Care, and Characteristics of the 130 AKC Blue-Ribbon Breeds Wynwood Press, 1989. New York. 197 pages. Includes qualities, personalities, traits, confirmation and histories of 130 dog breeds registered by the American Kennel Club.

Links to Jeannie Burt’s published works:

www.amazon.com
www.powells.com
www.lymphnet.org
www.barnesandnoble.com
www.hunterhouse.com
www.willamettewriters.com

Jeannie Burt's blog:
jeannieburt-novels.blogspot.com