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jiving the Cancer Crusade ire illustrated by the story if Judy Hamby as published n the quarterly newsletter of he American Cancer Society. She had the luncheon :rowd rolling in the aisles vith wild tales of her family n small-town Georgia, told vith a broad drawl that fairly iripped with Southern :harm. Then, just as smoothly and :asily, her voice became :ofter and more distinct... she vas starting to tell a different cind of story—how 11 years igo. as she was on the verge )f a bright journalist career, he doctors found she had :ancer. Her surgery and follow-up reatment went well, and for nore than two years her lealth was good. During that jeriod she met her husband, rom. But only six months ifter they were married, the rancer returned, and at the ige of 23, Judy had a total lysterectomy. A year later she was back n the hospital, having a quarter of her stomach •emoved because of cancer. The only bad thing about hat is that I can't eat all the jrits. and collard greens l vant to at one time, she juipped. Two years later, while ighting some candles. Judy lidn’t feel the match burn lown to her hand. She also lad started having severe leadaches. Back to the loctor.
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