Where the Popsicles Are

"Joanie was a gift...a woman of undeniable strength, dignity and courage." - Cathy Rydell "I remember Joan well and I can begin to recall things quite vividly. Never before have I been afforded a glimpse into events that happen outside the hospital-reading Joan's story brought smiles and tears not to mention a flood of memories. You've done an amazing job in telling it. . . I do believe it is an incredible tale which should be mandatory reading for oncologists of all specialties in order to be able to understand the human repercussions of what we do for (i.e. to) patients." --Jonathan A. Cosin, M.D., F.A.C.O.G., F.A.C.S. Director, Gynecologic Oncology, The Hospital of Central Connecticut "Bob, your story is ripping my heart out. I feel as if I was there watching you two beautiful, sensitive people stare into the darkness and glimpse the light. What an incredible act of courage ... then and now." --Nancy Edmonds Hanson, Author, Moorhead, MN. "Bob, the pain is palpable in your writing. You have done a wonderful job of telling the story. It is a story that no other person on earth can tell, and no other person who has not experienced it can understand. I wish I had known her..." --Mike Morrissey, Author, Fargo, ND. "I don't think I know anyone who hasn't faced a battle with cancer in some way. Bob Kallberg and his wife faced the same fight, and he has spent most of the past year writing about it in detail...start reading "Where The Popsicles Are." --Brad Willis, writer, rapideyereality.com Greenville, SC