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Volume No. XVIII
Cancer. The word echoes around the sterile walls and lands with a thud near your unbeating heart. The dreaded C-word takes on new meanings when it's your word. Crying. Confusion. Contempt for God. And Chemo. The C now defines who you are. You ask the heavens "Why?" and no answer makes sense. Some days you get no answer at all. Husbands leave. Friends avert their eyes but eventually others step in to fill the wretched loneliness. And unbelievably, over time, the C-word takes on a new meaning - Cured.
Charlotte Jones is a two-time cancer survivor - a twenty-five year survivor of thyroid cancer and a one-year survivor of endometrial stromal sarcoma. She fills her days with creative writing, golfing and practicing tai chi and tries not to let cancer define her. She lives with her wonderful husband, who is a lung cancer survivor, in Houston , TX .
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