Cancer Survivor

Lenor Madruga Chappell

Award winning author Lenor Madruga Chappell was a beautiful young woman - model, radio personality, wife of a rancher, mother of two, and active citizen in her California hometown. On the morning of her thirty-second birthday, she discovered a hard lump in her groin and subsequently underwent a hemipelvectomy: removal of her left leg and hip. Her victorious story is an inspiration not only to the millions of amputees throughout the world, but to all who face physical or emotional trauma as you will read in her books.

Lenor's latest book "Women of A Certain Age" captures the essence of ten sagacious ladies and the magic of Lenor's improbable life.

Lenor has been a keynote speaker (Motivational and Inspirational) at National Cancer Conferences in America, Canada and Europe; a speaker with Celebrities Against Cancer, a speaker at major fund-raising events including the National Easter Seal Telethon, and a speaker at hospitals and universities throughout America and Europe. Read more on "About Lenor" Page.

Coming Soon! Three A' Broad.
 It was l962. We were young, pretty, and full of ourselves. With borrowed suitcases, we trekked through Ireland, Great Britain, across the Channel, and throughout the Continent, hitching rides on freighters, vegetable trucks, sports cars, and paddy wagons. Months later, after numerous outrageous escapades, we fell in love with Rome and decided to stay.