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Carrie

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• Cancer type:  Pancreatic Neuroendocrine
• Diagnosis year:  2004
• Home:  Chicopee, MA - USA
   

How I Survive Cancer

I live each day one at a time.  Tomorrow hasn't come, yesterday is gone and today is the present.  A gift.  I stop and smell the roses.  I don't take life for granted.  I love more each day.  My Soul is whole.
 

How I Fight for a Cure

I keep up with my Dr. and keep up with the new treatments and will help out at any event supporting a cure for this cancer.
 

My Caring Words of Encouragement

Love Yourself, see a sunset, cry when you need to, give yourself a big hug.
 

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