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Kind. Understanding. Loving. Caring. Just a few of the many words used to describe mothers.
In honor of Mother's Day this month, mothers share their own stories of living with cancer. These stories are emotional and beautiful.
Editor's Note: This month's e-Newsletter is dedicated to good friend and mother warrior, Lexy. Lexy, your strength of spirit is amazing!
Please forward this e-Newsletter to friends, family or colleagues and encourage them to subscribe. And remember to submit a question for an upcoming A Note from Your Doctor.
Questions? Comments? Suggestions? Contact Craig Robida
Questions? Comments? Suggestions? Contact Craig Robida
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I lost my father to cancer, a loss so consuming that I thought the boundaries of my life had permanently shrunk. Until now.
Expectant mother Megan Stoltz shares the parallels between her child's upcoming birth and her father's bout with lung cancer. Read more
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I had a "Kick Cancer's Butt" Fiesta and invited everyone I could think of who had helped me through the worst year of my life.
Rita Britt, cancer survivor, shares her own very special Mother's Day message. Read more |
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The same qualities that help you try to be a good mom will help you cope with cancer: Patience, Fortitude, Perseverance and Humor.
Mary Schatz shares her own very personal breast cancer journey. Read more |
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We all have stories to tell, heartache we have endured, obstacles we have overcome. Without a doubt I know I have been given another chance at life.
Connie Sue Prochnow describes being diagnosed with acute myelogenous leukemia, following two years free of breast cancer. Read more |
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