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At 30 years old, and a full-time mom of three little ones, I was diagnosed with breast cancer. When I found out my fate, I wanted to know exactly what was going to happen to me with every treatment I was about to endure, and with every emotion I would feel.
I hope this journal can help someone else who gets a similar diagnosis, or if you’re caring for someone who has been diagnosed. I am a survivor, and this is my story.
Corey is giving away a digital copy of I’m Still Here. Just comment on this blog post to be eligible.
Hope to see you on Saturday, December 1 at the Rhode Island Author Expo!
Martha Reynolds Writes 
I have several friends who have battled this terrible disease. Thank you for sharing your inspiring story.
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I have three friends who have fought or are fighting this terrible disease. Thank you for sharing your story of hope. I wish you continued good health.
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A courageous story! Thank you for sharing a journey with which so many can relate.
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Your book has some interesting and helpful content in it. I’m looking forward to meeting you again at ARIA’s Expo.
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The world needs this brand of bravery.
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A story of a brave journey! Continued Blessings to you for continued health and the best wishes for success with this book that will be an inspiration to many. Thank you for sharing it!
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This sounds very inspiring. Thanks for sharing.;
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What can I say that would sound worthy of the ordeal you have gone through? Just looking at my three children, not knowing whether I would be there for their formative years and beyond, would be very difficult. Thank you for sharing with others to make their expected nightmare livable. Hope to meet you 12/1.
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Congrats for being a survivor! My aunt and a dear friend are also survivors. As my friend went through her treatments, she often talked about keeping a journal too so others would know what to expect and the small things that you wouldn’t think of, like her constantly runny nose. You are strong. 😊
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Inspiring story by ARIA author Corey Calligano.
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