US EditionLiving After Childhood Cancer (5 Childhood Cancer Survivorship Facts)
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Living After Childhood Cancer (5 Childhood Cancer Survivorship Facts)
Photo credit: Tony Gray, for Flashes of Hope By: Trish AdkinsBreeonne was living the college life on campus — going to classes, going to parties, and certainly not thinking about cancer. Then one day, she felt like a 600-pound weight was on her chest and ended up in the emergency room. The cause: rare tumors crushing her left lung. “I was just so young,” recalls Breeonne, who was 19 years old at her diagnosis. At the start of treatment, doctor…
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