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Category Archives: Cancer
Cancer update
It’s 4+ years since the initial diagnosis. Still no sign of cancer. It doesn’t mean it’s not lurking in the shadows. But I’ll take it for now. Of all the diseases in the world, there is probably no other disease … Continue reading
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You’ve got this
Nolan’s family gets it. There is more to treating our diseases than what modern medicine can offer. You play an important part. As a matter of fact, you play the starring role. Don’t let “it” get “you” cause you’ve got … Continue reading
Posted in Bottom Line, Cancer, Determined, Encouragement
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Vomit
Or vomet. The next time you think you want to complain about “a hard pill to swallow” remember this. . . “It sucks to upchuck.” PS. This was my favorite of all the letters. Tweet
Understanding
When you don’t understand something, you ask questions. Why is something happening to me? Why is my cancer coming back? Why am I not getting better? Why hasn’t a cure been found? Tweet
Posted in Answers, Cancer, Cure
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Partner
Abbott and Costello. Anthony and Cleopatra. Batman and Robin. We don’t have to face struggles alone. And it all can be helped just by giving a little encouragement along the way. Marissa’s mnemonic ends with “E – Encouragement this makes … Continue reading
Posted in Cancer, Encouragement, Hope
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