Cancer survivor
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Last published Mon, Jul 6, 2020
Cancer doesn't stop you from living. Keep it going girl! I was on fighting for my life and I beat it. Everybody goes through trials and tribulations. The most important things in life we take it for granted Jesus gives us things and he can take it back everything happens for a reason old doors close so that new ones can open.
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