Journal of Hope
Fall 2009: Christopher D. Perrera – One Young Adult Cancer Survivor’s Transformation
After 3 1/2 years of treatment for acute lymphocyctic leukemia (ALL), I found my soul worn thin. Being 29 at diagnosis and 33 currently, single, with one parent, self-employed,…
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If you are providing care for an adult diagnosed with cancer, you don’t have to do it alone. Whether you are a spouse, adult child, parent, sibling or just a close friend, you are likely carrying quite a burden yourself, both emotional and physical. The Minnie Pearl Cancer Foundation is here for you, as well as for the person with cancer, because you, too, are touched by cancer. We can provide you with the guidance you need and advise you about the often complex issues surrounding a cancer diagnosis.