Quote by Terri Clark

When someone has cancer, the whole family and everyone who loves them does, too.

When someone has cancer, the whole family and everyone who l

Summary

This quote emphasizes the profound impact that cancer has not only on the individual diagnosed but also on their loved ones. It highlights that the experience and burden of the disease extend beyond the afflicted person, affecting their family and close friends as well. Cancer can elicit various emotional, physical, and financial challenges that everyone connected to the patient must face and endure collectively. It underscores the importance of offering support, love, and solidarity to both the patient and their family throughout their cancer journey.

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By Terri Clark

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