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4 comments:
That is very cool. I read about you and your family on your sister's blog. We too are facing cancer right now, my Grandmother was just diagnosed with lung cancer. I wish you all the best and will check in from time to time to see how you are doing.
I travelled with your sister last August and have followed her blog since out trip. I just read her post about your test. It's great that you have taken a proactive approach to this.. Taking charge of your body it the best way to beat things like Cancer. I just know all will be fine for you and your family now that you know what you might face down the road.
Have the best of days!!! Keep smiling!!!
Wendy
I got your blog add from your sister.My Mum had breast cancer twice and my great grandmother had breast cancer.
I'm at 85% of having the cancer at some point.
My grandad had kidney cancer..all in the same family.
Lets hope they find a cure.
I love that you are not letting this thing beat you and you're out there educating everyone. I will be following your blog and sticking by you too.
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