For decades, if your heart needed fixing, there was really one answer: open-heart surgery. For most people, that's a serious but manageable proposition. But for cancer survivors people whose bodies have already been through radiation, chemotherapy, and the deep exhaustion of getting well once already that answer often came with an asterisk. Too complex. Too high-risk. Not a candidate. If you've heard those words from a doctor, you know exactly the feeling that follows: like a
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"If no one else was telling their story, then maybe I needed to tell mine. And maybe, just maybe, that would give others permission to share theirs too."