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Cancer Is Not a Sentence

Jeanette Sprowl
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Pages
112
Year
2017
Language
English
Publisher
iUniverse

About

This is the most frightening, the most agonizing, and the worst diagnosis I had ever had. I was sixty-nine years old at the time. Somewhere along the way, my priorities changed when I was recovering from the cancer surgery. After coming so close to death, I am in touch with God. First thing in the morning, I thank him for another day every day.

Having the knowledge of taking care of yourself and making things smooth, you can’t diagnose your problems because doctors have to do it for you. They are trained for it. Good luck to all of you, and follow your doctor’s recommendations. Don’t try to diagnose yourself.

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