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"Living in the moment means that every aspect of your relationship has a chance to deepen."
--Hank Adams (lymphoma)
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"I feel I have been given a way to live my life free from worries, disappointments, and regrets."
--Hank Adams (lymphoma)
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"My internal time frame has shifted from several years to one moment. And I really enjoy that moment. It's a way I wish I had lived my entire life."
--Hank Adams (lymphoma)
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"After radiation I needed a new identity-something I could control. So I bought a wig (I named her 'Ginger'), but we never bonded. I prefer to wear hats and scarves, and not hide behind something that is not me."
--Maggie Colby (breast cancer)
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"I have been surrounded by a wonderful support group. We have shared much love and laughter, as well as many tears. It is a tremendous gift that I am quite grateful for."
--Janice McGrath (breast cancer, bone marrow transplant)
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"When my hair started falling out I decided to have a party and shave it all off at once. I was embarrassed at first, but it was good to share the experience. After all, it could happen to anyone."
--Lynn Rademaker (breast cancer)
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"Strength is not necessarily doing everything you can to get better; it's making hard decisions that will give you a sense of peace."
--Kathy McMullin (breast cancer)
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"There have been times I felt I just couldn't do it any more. At one point I almost decided to stop treatment. And then I thought, At what cost?"
--Kathy McMullin (breast cancer)
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