Update: Here is the link! Well done! http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/26184891/vp/31204063#31204063
I just wanted to give a little plug to a series that the Today show is running this week called Confronting Cancer.
Tomorrow (Wed. June 10) there will be a very special guest from NCCS- "Boss Lady" will be featured on a segment covering living with cancer. As someone whose life has been impacted by Ellen's survivorship lessons, I can't think of anyone better to represent the topic. Plus I hear that NCCS will be featured as well, which will hopefully bring great attention to an organization focusing on survivorship. A big hug to all the NCCS family!
The segment will run between 8-9 am tomorrow. Please tune in and give your support! I will post the link after it airs.
Here is a link to earlier features of Confronting Cancer
http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/26184891/vp/31166521#31166521
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When you hear those 3 famous words - "You have cancer" - your life is never the same. Nearly 4,000 people in the United States are diagnosed with cancer everyday. For survivors and their family and friends, a cancer diagnosis is scary, sad, and daunting - but not hopeless. While our lives may have changed for better or for worse, they are lives that still need to be lived, and in our minds, they are lives worth living.
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There was a time when we ourselves didn’t know how to react when someone was diagnosed, what questions to ask, or what daily life was like for anyone surviving cancer. Now that we have some experience in the matter, we wanted to share our thoughts and feelings to hopefully help others who have been touched by cancer.
Please visit the National Collegiate Cancer Foundation http://www.collegiatecancer.org/ for more resources.
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Well done! That lady is really special
Ruth
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