By: Rachel
Dear Ms. Whitmore, I’m sorry to hear about your experience, but thank you for sharing your story of courage with your readers. I do hope you are in good health now. Rachel
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Dear Rachel, thank you for taking the time to leave a comment on my blog. I am happy to report that I am cancer free! Best regards, Jacqueline
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My Mom was diagnosed with metastic leiomyosarcoma of the uterus in May of 2003. She was a polio survivor, so when we heard the news, we knew what a fighter she was, and if anyone could beat it, she...
View ArticleBy: Jodi Blackwood
Hello Jacqueline, Very powerful words … strong, fighting words that brought pictures to my mind. Well done! Congratulations on winning your war and my very best wishes on your continued good health!...
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By: Eileen
Jacqueline, What a poignat story…I look forward to talking more about this subject (if you are comfortable) and others in September. Thanks for the reminder that I need to call my physician this week!
View ArticleBy: Jeancarlo Fernandes Cavalcante
Hello Jacqueline! I’m a brazilian professor in a Medical School and i told about your personal story to my fellows during a class about lung cancer patients. Thank you for sharing your life story....
View ArticleBy: Arden Clise
Wow, beautifully written Jacqueline! Your words made cancer very tangible and real and clearly conveyed the pain and fear it causes. I’m sorry you had to experience it and I’m so happy to hear you are...
View ArticleBy: Jayne O
Jacqueline, I would never in a million years have guessed that you went through this. Last year I was diagnosed with breast cancer, and am now six months post chemo and radiation (with a thick head of...
View ArticleBy: diane jellen
Jackie, Inspiring post! I am going to forward to my friend, Dorothy, also a cancer survivor. Thank you for putting your emotions on paper—they will be an encouragement to others. God bless, Diane
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