The Cancer Patient
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Last published Sun, Dec 8, 2019
Donna Pickar was a Non- Hodgkin's Lymphoma patient for over 4 years. What is being shared with you is a series of letters Donna wrote to her three children, Nicole, Allan, and Eric. The Cancer Patient follows her story through these letters, from the time of diagnosis to her final goodbyes.
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