This book focuses on the value of rightful communication between the patient, the physician and the family members in cancer. Dealing with character changes in the cancer patient, denial of the diagnosis, accepting the diagnosis, sharing the feelings between the patient and the family, how one can overcome the fear of cancer, how one can become an exceptional patient, how to deal with anger, the correct wording when talking to a cancer patient, what the physician and the family members can do to motivate the patient towards life and finally what the patient can do for himself is discussed in detail in each chapter. Synopsis or description of scenes from well-known movies as well as anecdotes from the author’s (who is a professor of urooncology, four time cancer survivor –Hodgkin’s lymphoma, colon, thyroid and prostate cancers- and who has lost two members of his family to cancer and who is a cancer coach) own experiences are used in every chapter to clarify certain points