When I was 26 years old, an oncologist Id only just met told me I had cancer. My response was appropriate; I vomited. I was the first person among my peers to get a cancer diagnosis. No one knew what… [+6185 chars]
I got cancer at 26. Four decades later, my story offers the gift of hope. - The Washington Post
It felt like a death sentence. But four decades later I’m still here and heathy.
By:Steven Petrow
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