"Hope"
is the thing with feathers--- That perches in the soul--- And sings the
tunes without the words--- And never stops---at all---. Emily Dickinson
Survivor
Stories
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"Hope"
is the thing with feathers--- That perches in the soul--- And sings the
tunes without the words--- And never stops---at all---. Emily Dickinson
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There are over 8 million cancer survivors in the United States alone. Each with their own unique story to tell. Stories of the ups and downs of treatment, moments of celebration, personal growth, pain and humor. Many of our staff are survivors. As cancer survivors, we want to share our stories with you. For only those who make this trek, truly understand what it means to be a survivor. We hope these stories will educate, inform, and strike some resonating chord within you.
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Janice McGrath loves to laugh. When something strikes at her funny bone, she tosses her head back and roars. Lately, every part of her life is cause for celebration. This February of 2001, she turned 44. "An amazing victory," she says with a triumphant gleam in her bright blue eyes, "especially since I didn't think I'd live to see 40."Click here for more... |
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W hen you first meet 33 year-old Lynne Graziano-Morin, you would never suspect that this doe-eyed beauty is a double cancer survivor who lives with chronic pain. Her smile is so bright, and her laughter so contagious, that it is a long time before you notice the bottle of pain medication which is her constant companion. Click here for more... | |
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