Cancer & Chemotherapy: Personal Stories

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  • Blessings in Disguise: My Cancer Story

    02/14/07, Capessa

    Angela was 30 years old when she found a cancerous lump in her leg. As she worked her way back to health, she discovered just how cleverly disguised a blessing can be.

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  • Pretending to Be Healthy

    02/14/07, Capessa

    At 26, Jen'slife was going according to plan - good job, good friends, good health - and then she was diagnosed with cancer. On her path to recovery, she found that pretending she was fine gave her the strength to live life despite her disease.

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  • Fighting Against a Fat Neck

    02/14/07, Capessa

    At 26-years-old and perfectly healthy from the outside, Jen never expected her snoring could be related to cancer.

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  • Guts and Glory: Beating Uterine Cancer

    02/14/07, Capessa

    An unusual period can be more than just uncomfortable. For Juana, it meant stage one uterine cancer and a chance to see what she was made of.

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  • Taking the Chemo Challenge

    02/14/07, Capessa

    Following a complete hysterectomy to combat uterine cancer, Juana woke up from surgery to find she still needed chemotherapy. After six weeks of mental preparation, she continued her marathon treatment.

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  • Tips for Chemo

    12/05/06, Capessa
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  • Chemotherapy Abroad

    12/05/06, Capessa
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  • Alice: My Sister, My Medical Miracle

    12/05/06, Capessa

    Alice is a special lady, whose wisdom lies on the other side of words. Alice is 57 years old and lives in California. She is my identical twin.

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  • A Picture of Health: Photographs of an Illness

    11/14/06, Capessa

    Ruth, a photographer, was diagnosed with Hodgkin's Disease at the age of 37. She decided to document her journey through chemo, radiation and recovery and ended up on the path to something wonderful.

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  • Laughter is the Best Medicine

    11/14/06, Capessa

    When Meg's brother was diagnosed with lymphoma, her world was suddenly turned upside down. However, through his unique approach to treatment, Meg found a way to make facing cancer something to live for.

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