Woman with a mission.
Early detection of breast cancer is essential for all women.
Paulette's book: Pooping in the Park, the emarrasing side of breast cancer
How my personal drama creates perspective for all women
Her book was presented on World Cancer Day February 4, 2022, during the online event “Leven met kanker live” on ED.nl.
'Poepen in het Park' has has a foreword by Yvonne van Riet, a breast cancer surgeon Catharina Cancer Institute, Eindhoven.
The book is is available in every bookstore and in the YvYa' webshop. It can also be borrowed from public libraries and as an audio book at Passend Lezen.
"Impressive! I never realized cancer affects you so much".
Martine W (f)
"What a beautiful emotional, impressive book!! Brilliant. You have described such a heavily loaded subject very well for everyone. The tears and the laughter alternate"
Sieger van U (m)
Annotation
Paulette Kreté is shocked when it turns out that ten years of mammograms have not worked for her.
She discovers her breast cancer herself.
Mammography never seems to work for young women, with all the dramatic consequences that entails.
Following her diagnosis, Paulette's partner devises a completely different form of diagnostics that can detect breast cancer at a very early stage: the Early Warning Scan.
Early detection can make treatments easier and limit their consequences.
In Poepen in het Park, Paulette Kreté provides insight into the unprecedented effects of her breast cancer treatment and the residual damage she is left with – damage that is unpredictable and often unknown.
Ze founded the YvYa foundation, aware of the breast cancer. The foundation aims to make the development of the Early Warning Scan possible and to make it available to all women so that damage from breast cancer treatment is limited.
Pooping in the park. The Embarrassing Side of Breast Cancer.
Paulette Kreté
ISBN 978-94-93127-19-7
Take a sneak peek
Book presentation with signing session on Saturday March 5, 2022 at 14.00 at Van Piere bookstore in Eindhoven.
to increase the chance of early detection of breast cancer