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A volunteer's unexpected advice changed how she faced cancer (opens the original)
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In 2020, Annabelle Gurwitch went to urgent care for a routine COVID test. The doctor suggested she get an X-ray, and on her way home, he called her to say she had a concerning mass in her lungs. A few months later, Gurwitch learned she had Stage 4 lung cancer. It was incurable, but there was a treatment that could extend her life. Every three months, she had to go in for a scan to find out whether that treatment was still working. "There's so much riding on this information," Gurwitch said. "I w
A volunteer's unexpected advice changed how she faced cancer | WNYC (opens the original)
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In 2020, Annabelle Gurwitch went to urgent care for a routine COVID test. The doctor suggested she get an X-ray, and on her way home, he called her to say she had a concerning mass in her lungs. A few months later, Gurwitch learned she had Stage 4 lung cancer. It was incurable, but there was a treatment that could extend her life. Every three months, she had to go in for a scan to find out whether that treatment was still working. "There's so much riding on this information," Gurwitch said. "I w
A volunteer's unexpected advice changed how she faced cancer (opens the original)
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In 2020, Annabelle Gurwitch went to urgent care for a routine COVID test. The doctor suggested she get an X-ray, and on her way home, he called her to say she had a concerning mass in her lungs. A few months later, Gurwitch learned she had Stage 4 lung cancer. It was incurable, but there was a treatment that could extend her life. Every three months, she had to go in for a scan to find out whether that treatment was still working. "There's so much riding on this information," Gurwitch said. "I w
A volunteer's unexpected advice changed how she faced cancer (opens the original)
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In 2020, Annabelle Gurwitch went to urgent care for a routine COVID test. The doctor suggested she get an X-ray, and on her way home, he called her to say she had a concerning mass in her lungs. A few months later, Gurwitch learned she had Stage 4 lung cancer. It was incurable, but there was a treatment that could extend her life. Every three months, she had to go in for a scan to find out whether that treatment was still working. "There's so much riding on this information," Gurwitch said. "I w
A volunteer's unexpected advice changed how she faced cancer (opens the original)
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In 2020, Annabelle Gurwitch went to urgent care for a routine COVID test. The doctor suggested she get an X-ray, and on her way home, he called her to say she had a concerning mass in her lungs. A few months later, Gurwitch learned she had Stage 4 lung cancer. It was incurable, but there was a treatment that could extend her life. Every three months, she had to go in for a scan to find out whether that treatment was still working. "There's so much riding on this information," Gurwitch said. "I w
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