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Rebecca Orchard
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- Cancer type: Goblet Cell Carcinoid
- Diagnosis year: 2006
- Home: Coeur D'Alene, Idaho - USA
How I Survive Cancer
I survive by taking it just one day at a time.
I read everything that I can, educating myself even though the information on Goblet Cell Carcinoid is in short supply.
I keep my eyes on the Lord. He gives me Hope and Strength. I do believe in miracles. My 10 year old boy is just that, a miracle, and looking into his eyes, it's easy to have a reason to live.
How I Fight for a Cure
Education and talking about my disease with others, letting them know how important it is to support research.
My Caring Words of Encouragement
Know that you're not alone.
Take every moment as precious, keeping the faith and joy that each day has to offer.
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