What My Brain Has Taught Me

What My Brain Has Taught Me by Rev. Regina Maria Cross, MS, is a teaching memoir of hopeful service for those living with and through brain tumors, surgery and/or injuries as well as for those who love and care for them.

It is about staying fully alive in body, mind, heart, and soul, realizing the gift you have been given living with and through a brain tumor, surgery, or injury as you accept and appreciate the Blessing you are. It is brimming with soulful wisdom and heartfelt humor.

The book includes personal stories from Regina Maria's experience along with her beloved husband, Kenny, and her family, friends, doctors and healthcare professionals who walked this journey with her.

As a reader, you will find yourself at times laughing, crying and even both simultaneously if you or a loved one has ever had to go through the cancer treatment experience.

Rev. Cross' own thoughts and humor provide hope and uplifting moments in helping patients and loved ones during some of the darkest and most troubling days of a patient's life.

Regina Maria Cross survived a craniotomy (brain surgery) with a low percentage of doing so in 1989 and another brain procedure, Gamma Knife, in 2007. In between that time she turned from a successful fashion career to Seminary, Ordination and a Master's in Spirituality. Along with her Ministerial responsibilities, Regina Maria focuses on her "Fam", her beloved Kenny, and their doggie-daughter and doggie-son, plus her love of writing one book at a time for the healing of humanity.