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A year for a cure?
IT IS a New Year. It is time for change, resolution, promises and
committment. It is time to turn a new leaf. As we reflect on all
the things that took place in our lives last year, don't we all
have a lot to be thankful for?
We are survivors of another year, after all. Each and every day
is precious to us, but another year... well, a year is a gift
from heaven.
The year holds so much promise. Only weeks ago the headlines in
the news blared, "Cancer deaths fall for the first time in
decades!" Maybe this will be the year they find the cause.
The year holds so much hope. New drugs are developed every day
that prolong our lives, ease the pain, suppress the disease.
Maybe this will be the year they discover a guaranteed treatment.
The year holds so much passion. There are physicians, scientists,
politicians and clergy who are all doing research to put an end
to the disease. Maybe this will be the year they find a cure.
So make a resolution: to maintain a positive and healthy attitude
each and every day. So that this time next year, we will all be
able to say: "See, we did it again! It is another New Year!"
CHRISTINE CLIFFORD
The writer is Chief Executive Officer and president of The Cancer
Club. She is author of two award-winning books entitled Not
Now... I'm Having a No Hair Day: Humor and Healing for People
with Cancer and Our Family Has Cancer, Too!
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