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Fighting Forward: Permission to have a bad day (opens the original)
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There is something people seem to expect from you when you have cancer. Strength. They want you to be strong. They tell you to stay positive. Keep fighting. Keep believing. You've got this. And I understand why. Most of the time, those words come from people who care about you and desperately want to help. They can't change the diagnosis. They can't make the scan come back clean or the blood work improve. They can't take the treatment for you. Thanks for sharing your journey with hope, faith, an
Fighting Forward: Finding your voice (opens the original)
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One of the most important lessons cancer has taught me is that faith and self-advocacy go hand in hand. When we receive a cancer diagnosis, our instinct is often to place ourselves completely in the hands of the medical professionals around us. And to be clear, doctors, nurses, and specialists play a vital role in our care. They dedicate their lives to helping people heal and fight disease. But I've learned that being a person of faith doesn't mean becoming a passive participant in your own jour
From the Publisher: Faith, hope, and fighting forward (opens the original)
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For months, I wrestled with whether to share this part of my life publicly. A cancer diagnosis and the daily challenges that come with it, is an intensely personal experience, one usually held close and spoken about only with family, friends, and trusted colleagues. Opening that door to the wider community is not a decision made lightly. Yet as I continued through this journey, I felt a steady pull in my heart. Faith is the foundation of my life, and in prayer I found a growing conviction that m
From the Publisher: Congratulations are in order (opens the original)
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Tuesdayâs election marked another important chapter in the civic life of Lake Havasu City. Voters from every corner of our community stepped forward to make their voices heard, selecting a mayor, three city council members and a state representative to help guide the city and counties future. Regardless of where any of us stood during the campaign season, one truth remains constant, those who earn the support of the majority deserve the respect that comes with the responsibility of governing.
From the Publisher: Public office comes with public scrutiny: That's how democracy works (opens the original)
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Every election season, new candidates step forward with the desire to serve their community. Itâs an admirable decision. Running for office requires time, energy, and a willingness to be held accountable by the people you hope to represent. But it also requires something else, something many candidates underestimate until they find themselves in the middle of a campaign. When a citizen chooses to run for political office, they are also choosing to step into public life. And with that choice co
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